Use of protoplast fusion test to establish the status of mycotoxin genes in an edible Fusarium

The food-acceptable strain A-3/5 of Fusarium graminearum contains a genetic element which can elicit expression of the genes for mycotoxin production in the "lazy" non-producing variant of a zearalenone-producing strain. The failure of A-3/5 itself to produce this toxin is therefore plausi...

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Published in:Biotechnology letters 1986-09, Vol.8 (9), p.621-624
Main Authors: BU'LOCK, J. D, WRIGHT, C. E, MOONEY, J. E
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Fusarium graminearum
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description The food-acceptable strain A-3/5 of Fusarium graminearum contains a genetic element which can elicit expression of the genes for mycotoxin production in the "lazy" non-producing variant of a zearalenone-producing strain. The failure of A-3/5 itself to produce this toxin is therefore plausibly explained by lack of the pathway genes rather than by failure to express them.
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single-cell protein
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