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Genome compartmentalization in a host-specific fungal insect pathogen reveals a putative mating type locus on an accessory chromosome

2025-08-29

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> The genomic diversity of many fungal pathogens is driven by rapidly evolving regions harbouring significant amounts of transposable elements. Such genomic regions often contain genes important for pathogenicity and may be sequestered from the core genome on accessory chromosomes, which are variably present in isolates of a species. In this study, we present a pangenomic analysis of a fungal inse...

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659bbb76-2d55-5ed4-a6b3-11dd9f4ad1c1
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10.1101/2025.08.27.672719
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