More Gene Manipulations in Fungi
- 1st Edition - February 16, 2016
- Latest edition
- Author: Bozzano G Luisa
- Language: English
The original work, published in 1985, appeared at the first interface between classical fungal genetics and modern genetic engineering, reflecting the excitement of a young and… Read more
The original work, published in 1985, appeared at the first interface between classical fungal genetics and modern genetic engineering, reflecting the excitement of a young and promising discipline. Since then, molecular mycology has come of age. The entirely new More Gene Manipulations in Fungi reviews state-of-the-art research with an intent to inform the researcher about what can be achieved by studying fungal systems with the tools of molecular biology. This book is a current reference providing overviews as well as practical information.
- Updates Bennett and Lasure's classic Gene Manipulations in Fungi published in 1985
- Describes fungi for the study of fundamental problems in biology and biochemistry
- Explains both classical and molecular genetics for the study of fungi
- Contains special appendixes on genetic analysis, growth media, and coding conventions
- Demonstrates the progress of molecular mycology since the seminal paper published by Beadle and Tatum in 1941
Academic and industrial researchers and graduate students in molecular genetics, mycology, biotechnology, and cell biology
The Fifth Kingdom: Diversity and Dimorphism: D.D. Perkins, In Praise of Diversity. S.B. Garcia and G. Gierz, Predicting the Molecular Basis of Mycelial*b1Yeast Dimorphism with a New Mathematical Model of Fungal Morphogenesis. Tools of the Trade: W.E. Timberlake, Cloning and Analysis of Fungal Genes. D.Z. Skinner, A.D. Budde, and S.A. Leong, Molecular Karyotype Analysis of Fungi. Molecular Morphogenesis: S. Osmani and B.R. Oakley, Cell Cycle and Tubulin Mutations in Filamentous Fungi. P.J. Pukkila and L.A. Casselton, Molecular Genetics of the Agaric Coprinus cinereus. M.A. Davis and M.J. Hynes, Regulatory Circuits in Aspergillus nidulans. Meiosis, Mating Types, and Other Mysteries of Fungal Sex: N.L. Glass and I.A.J. Lorimer, Ascomycete Mating Types. F. Banuett, Life Cycle Determinants of the Plant Pathogen Ustilago maydis. C.P. Novotny, M.P. Stankis, C.A. Spect, H. Yang, L. Giasson, and R. Ullrich, The A*ga Mating Type Locus of Schizophyllum commune. E.U. Selker, Repeat-Induced Point (RIP) Mutation and DNA Methylation. J.L. Rossignol and M. Picard, Ascobolus immersus and Podospora anserina: Sex, Recombination, Silencing, and Death. L. Le Chevanton and D. Zickler, Sordaria macrospora: The Transition to the Age of "Gene Manipulation." Mycotechnology: J.F. Peberdy, Fungal Protoplasts. M. Alic and M.H. Gold, Genetics and Molecular Biology of the Lignin-Degrading Basidiomycete Phanerochaete chrysosporium. M.B. Kurtz and S. Scherer, Molecular Genetics of Human Fungal Pathogens. P.L. Skatrud, Molecular Biology of the *gb-Lactam-Producing Fungi. C.A.M.J.J. van den Hondel, Heterologous Gene Expression in Filamentous Fungi. J.G.K. Williams, A.R. Kubelik, J.A. Rafalski, and S.V. Tingey, Appendix A: Genetic Analysis with RAPD Markers. J.W. Bennett and L.L. Lasure, Appendix B: Growth Media. L.L. Lasure and J.W. Bennett, Appendix C: Genetic Coding Conventions. Each chapter includes references. Index.
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: February 16, 2016
- Language: English
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