1999
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-89131999000300016
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Isolation and characterization of selenate resistant mutants of Acremonium chrysogenum

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“…Selenate-resistant mutants with altered sulphate transport and assimilation have been characterized in several fungal genera, including Acremonium (Vialta et al 1999), Aspergillus (Arst 1968), Botrytis (Weeds et al 1998), Fusarium (Correll and Leslie 1987), Fig. 3 Heterokaryon formation between chromate-sensitive (chr-) and chromate-resistant (chr+) sulphate non-utilizing (sul) mutants of B. cinerea, and absence of heterokaryon formation when mutants were paired with themselves or with those carrying the same type of mutation.…”
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“…Selenate-resistant mutants with altered sulphate transport and assimilation have been characterized in several fungal genera, including Acremonium (Vialta et al 1999), Aspergillus (Arst 1968), Botrytis (Weeds et al 1998), Fusarium (Correll and Leslie 1987), Fig. 3 Heterokaryon formation between chromate-sensitive (chr-) and chromate-resistant (chr+) sulphate non-utilizing (sul) mutants of B. cinerea, and absence of heterokaryon formation when mutants were paired with themselves or with those carrying the same type of mutation.…”
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“…Genetic variability in B. cinerea populations is very high, and the populations often resemble a mix of different strains without any correlation between the origins and properties of the strains (Alfonso et al 2000;Kerssies et al 1997;Vialta et al 1999). Vegetative compatibility provides an opportunity for population sub-structuring.…”
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