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Recurrent loss of <i>abaA</i> , a master regulator of asexual development in filamentous fungi, correlates with changes in genomic and morphological traits

2019-11-04

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Gene regulatory networks (GRNs) drive developmental and cellular differentiation, and variation in their architectures gives rise to morphological diversity. Pioneering studies in Aspergillus fungi, coupled with subsequent work in other filamentous fungi, have shown that the GRN governed by the BrlA, AbaA, and WetA proteins controls the development of the asexual fruiting body or conidiophore. A specific aspect o...

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7b07f544-61e8-5b03-ab61-e8fb08015fc4
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10.1101/829465
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