Taxonomic Significance of Isozyme Patterns of Some Myxomycetes, Order Physarales, Produced with Starch Gel Electrophoresis

Franke, Robert G.; Balek, Richard W.; Valentin, Louis

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“…Taxonomy. Electrophoretic analysis has proved useful for classifying microorganisms (939), including enteric bacteria (180), mycobacteria (914), Vibrios (6), thermophilic aerobic sporeformers (67), Endameba (1049), and Candida (110); and in the classification of larger organisms such as myxomycetes (446), fungi (291,990), plants (179,1300,1322,1323), and insects (197).…”

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1970

Anal. Chem.

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1970

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Taxonomic Significance of Intraspecific Isozyme Patterns of the Slime Mold Fuligo Septica Produced by Disc Electrophoresis

Franke

1973

American J of Botany

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Plasmodial extracts of 45 isolates of Fuligo septica (L.) Wiggers selected from diverse geographical areas were subjected to acrylamide disc electrophoresis. Profiles for ten enzymes and general protein were determined. Profile variability among isolates occurred. Indices of similarity calculated for each isolate indicated that the variations of the yellow and white plasmodial isolates fell within different ranges. Determination of the total range of variation for the species must wait on the analysis of more white isolates. The extreme sensitivity of disc electrophoresis in detecting color forms suggests it can be useful as a tool in myxomycete taxonomy.

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Starch Gel Electrophoresis of Enzymes From Nine Species of Polyporus

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Harris

1973

American J of Botany

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Taxonomic relationships among 22 isolates of nine species of the wood‐rotting fungus, Polyporus, were examined by starch gel electrophoresis, coupled with histochemical staining procedures. Crude extracts of 21‐day cultures grown on malt extract agar were subjected to electrophoresis for 3 hr at a constant current of 25 ma. Esterase, peroxidase, catechol oxidase, galactose dehydrogenase, acid phosphatase, and alkaline phosphatase banding patterns were analyzed. With each enzyme, the bands for each isolate were compared with those for other isolates of the same species and for isolates of other species. A closer relationship was found in the banding patterns for different isolates of a single species than among isolates of different species. This technique may prove valuable for the evaluation of taxonomic differences among these wood‐rotting fungi.

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Taxonomic Significance of Isozyme Patterns of Some Myxomycetes, Order Physarales, Produced with Starch Gel Electrophoresis

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Taxonomic Significance of Intraspecific Isozyme Patterns of the Slime Mold Fuligo Septica Produced by Disc Electrophoresis

Starch Gel Electrophoresis of Enzymes From Nine Species of Polyporus

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