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Involvement of FgMad2 and FgBub1 in regulating fungal development and carbendazim resistance in Fusarium graminearum

2015-10-01

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Resistance to carbendazim of Fusarium graminearum is conferred by point mutation in the β₂‐tubulin gene that plays an important role in spindle assembly. The spindle assembly checkpoint is a cellular surveillance system that is critical for maintaining genomic stability. Predicted protein Mad2‐ and Bub1‐encoding genes in F. graminearum (FgMad2 and FgBub1) were isolated and characterized. There was no difference in...

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f87b8b82-c2d5-5127-aa07-a059714454be
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10.1111/ppa.12339
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