Titlebook: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology; Dirk Hoffmeister Book 2016Latest edition Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Asexual sp

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10 Trehalose Metabolism: Enzymatic Pathways and Physiological Functionscells and survival forms. For a long time trehalose was only considered as a storage carbohydrate, but later work has revealed multiple roles, in particular as a stress protectant. The dominant pathway for trehalose biosynthesis in fungi is through trehalose-6-phosphate synthase and phosphatase, whi

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11 Regulation of Fungal Nitrogen Metabolismuch of our understanding of the regulatory mechanisms comes from studies in the models ., ., and .. The last decade has seen many advances in this field including our understanding of the mechanisms controlling action of the key nitrogen transcription factor AreA, as well as new insights into the ro

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12 Regulation of Sulfur Metabolism in Filamentous Fungiies of needed macro- and microelements. In particular, sulfur represents an essential low-abundance element that is found in a wide variety of compounds and macromolecules that are necessary for routine cellular functions. A particular focus will be on how filamentous fungi use a complex regulatory

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14 Special Aspects of Fungal Catabolic and Anabolic Pathwayss shown that even closely related species developed different solutions to cope with specific nutritional conditions. Especially, fungal morphology (yeast versus hyphae), the natural nutritional niches, gene loss and acquisition and organismal interaction led to a very large variety of metabolic pat

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15 Genetic and Metabolic Aspects of Primary and Secondary Metabolism of the Zygomycetese zygomycetes build up the most basal lineage among the terrestrial fungi. As the earliest fungi to conquer terrestrial habitats, they facilitated early coevolution with other land-dwelling microorganisms with implications on the primary and secondary metabolism which is adaptive to the life in soil

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Justifying Interventions in Africa of fungal species. Among them, members of the genera ., ., and . include major toxigenic and pathogenic fungi that all produce a massive number of asexual spores (conidia) and various fungal toxins. Asexual sporulation (conidiation) is a common and highly successful reproductive mode in the ascomyc