Titlebook: Genetics and Biotechnology; J. Philipp Benz,Kerstin Schipper Book 2020Latest edition Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Fungal genetics.F

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91831-5ative genomics remain challenging. This chapter will describe advances in technologies underlying fungal genome sequencing, annotation, and analysis. Furthermore, the impact of fungal genome sequencing is illustrated using examples from biotechnology: natural products, carbohydrate-active enzymes, mushroom development, and plant interactions.

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,Der Großvater stirbt. Eine Teilung,ns. Here we provide an overview of major products and processes using yeasts, including also the different species spanning the wide phylogenetic diversity of biotechnologically applied yeasts. We highlight the ever-increasing importance of nature’s resource of different yeast species as well as the emerging role of synthetic biology.

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,Hafnerarbeiten — Herd- und Ofenbau,evealed to have interesting biosynthetic potential for development. In this chapter, we briefly describe the biology of these species, discuss recent efforts to identify and exploit anaerobic fungal enzymes, and survey challenges and opportunities for their adoption in a variety of biotechnology applications.

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The Biotechnological Potential of Anaerobic Gut Fungievealed to have interesting biosynthetic potential for development. In this chapter, we briefly describe the biology of these species, discuss recent efforts to identify and exploit anaerobic fungal enzymes, and survey challenges and opportunities for their adoption in a variety of biotechnology applications.

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From Genetics to Molecular Oscillations: The Circadian Clock in nces in our understanding of the molecular circadian clock that were enabled via research using . as a tool, with a particular emphasis on the studies that drove a better understanding of clock mechanisms in other organisms, including clocks in other fungi and higher eukaryotes.

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J. Philipp Benz,Kerstin SchipperNew insights into the genetics of fungi underlying cellular processes and potential biotechnological applications.Considers major fungal reference systems, including both yeasts and filamentous fungi.