Single-Locus, Two-Allele Basis for Inheritance of the Granular and a Downy Form of the Ringworm Fungus Arthroderma Benhamiae (= Trichophyton Mentagrophytes Var. Granulosum)

Maniotis, James; Chu-Cheung, Sze-Shuen

doi:10.1080/00275514.1973.12019403

Mycologia

1973

DOI: 10.1080/00275514.1973.12019403

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Single-Locus, Two-Allele Basis for Inheritance of the Granular and a Downy Form of the Ringworm Fungus Arthroderma Benhamiae (= Trichophyton Mentagrophytes Var. Granulosum)

James Maniotis

Sze-Shuen Chu-Cheung

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“…type, and unlinked or distal to, the incompatibility locus (Maniotis & Cheung, 1973). Strains ~4 6 , P80, C55, c61 (ATCC22778), 78-1 (ATCC22780), 78-2, 78-6 (ATCC22781), and 78-10 are monoascospore progeny produced from crossing X797D with x798.…”

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A Genetic Study of an Extracellular Elastin-hydrolysing Protease in the Ringworm Fungus Arthroderma benhamiae

Cheung¹,

Maniotis²

1973

Journal of General Microbiology

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Analysis of crosses between granular and downy self-sterile strains of Arthroderma benhamiae ( = Trichophy ton mentagrophytes var. granulosum) displaying high and low extracellular elastin-hydrolysing capabilities indicates that the locus for mating-type segregates independently of a colonial morphology locus and a locus determining elastin-hydrolysing capability. The colonial morphology locus consists of two alleles which govern the production of granular or downy phenotypes, and is closely linked to a locus consisting of two alleles which determine high or low extracellular elastolytic activity, showing a recombination frequency of approximately 5 yo.

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“…Germlings were removed to individual plates after I 8 h of incubation. Specific details of the procedures followed are listed elsewhere (Maniotis & Cheung, 1973).…”

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A Genetic Study of an Extracellular Elastin-hydrolysing Protease in the Ringworm Fungus Arthroderma benhamiae

Cheung¹,

Maniotis²

1973

Journal of General Microbiology

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Natural history of the dermatophytes and related fungi

Ajello

1974

Mycopathologia et Mycologia Applicata

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Single-Locus, Two-Allele Basis for Inheritance of the Granular and a Downy Form of the Ringworm Fungus Arthroderma Benhamiae (= Trichophyton Mentagrophytes Var. Granulosum)

Cited by 2 publications

References 17 publications

A Genetic Study of an Extracellular Elastin-hydrolysing Protease in the Ringworm Fungus Arthroderma benhamiae

A Genetic Study of an Extracellular Elastin-hydrolysing Protease in the Ringworm Fungus Arthroderma benhamiae

Natural history of the dermatophytes and related fungi

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