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Using genomics to understand the disease cycle of the fusarium head blight fungus, Gibberella zeae (anamorph Fusarium graminearum)

2005-01-01

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Genome sequences of more than 30 filamentous fungi are now available. For the first time, scientists studying plant-fungi interactions have access to a nearly complete picture of the metabolic and developmental capacity of these organisms. Researchers compare whole genomes, gene clusters, and individual-gene sequences to understand evolutionary relationships. In addition, large-scale analyses of gene expression ar...

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10.1080/07060660509507250
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