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Host-specific subtelomere: Genomic architecture of pathogen emergence in asexual filamentous fungi

2019-08-01

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Several asexual species of filamentous fungal pathogens contain supernumerary chromosomes carrying secondary metabolite (SM) or pathogenicity genes. Supernumerary chromosomes have been shown in in vitro experiments to transfer from pathogenic isolates to non-pathogenic ones and between isolates whose fusion can result in vegetative or heterokaryon incompatibility (HET). However, much is still unknown about the ac...

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Literature Corpus work: ee857094-4cf6-5016-b73a-cf8eb1bf4c9c
DOI: 10.1101/721753

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