Fungal Genomics

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The purpose of this volume is to highlight wide-ranging applications of genomics in the area of applied mycology and biotechnology.The volume covers: a brief overview on fungal genomics; meiotic recombination in fungi; molecular genetics of circadian rhythms; genome sequencing; transposable elements; mitochondrial genomes; ribosome biogenesis; pathogenicity genes; genetic improvement of yeasts; microarrays: techniques and applications; fungal germplasm and data bases. Although it is difficult to develop a comprehensive volume on fungal genomics because of the range and complexity of the emerging knowledge, an attempt has been made to bring together pertinent information that will serve the needs of the reader, provide a quick reference to material that might otherwise be difficult to locate, and furnish a starting point for further study.

Author(s): Dilip K. Arora and George G. Khachatourians (Eds.)
Series: Applied Mycology and Biotechnology 3
Edition: 1
Publisher: Elsevier, Academic Press
Year: 2003

Language: English
Pages: 1-316

Content:
Editorial Board
Page v

Contributors
Pages ix-xi

Preface
Pages xiii-iixv
Dilip K. Arora, George G. Khachatourians

Fungal Genomics: An Overview Original Research Article
Pages 1-13
Anne E. Desjardins, Deepak Bhatnagar

Meiotic Recombination in Fungi: Mechanisms and Controls of Crossing-over and Gene Conversion Original Research Article
Pages 15-41
Bernard Lamb

Molecular genetics of circadian rhythms in neurospora crassa Original Research Article
Pages 43-63
Alejandro Correa, Andrew V. Greene, Zachary A. Lewis, Deborah Bell-Pedersen

Genome Sequencing, Assembly and Gene Prediction in Fungi Original Research Article
Pages 65-81
Brendan Loftus

Fungal transposable elements: inducers of mutations and molecular tools Original Research Article
Pages 83-99
Frank Kempken

Fungal mitochondrial genomes, plasmids and introns Original Research Article
Pages 101-131
Georg Hausner

Evolution of the Fungi and their Mitochondrial Genomes Original Research Article
Pages 133-159
Charles E. Bullerwell, Jessica Leigh, Elias Seif, Joyce E. Longcore, B. Franz Lang

Ribosome Biogenesis in Yeast: rRNA Processing and Quality Control Original Research Article
Pages 161-185
Ross N. Nazar

Fungal Pathogenicity Genes Original Research Article
Pages 187-212
Paul Tudzynski, Amir Sharon

Genetic Improvement of Baker's Yeasts Original Research Article
Pages 213-240
Paul V. Attfield, Philip J.L. Bell

Enzyme production in industrial fungi- molecular genetic strategies for integrated strain improvement Original Research Article
Pages 241-259
K.M. Helena Nevalainen, Valentino S.Jnr. Te'o

Global expression profiling of the lignin degrading fungus ceriporiopsis subvermispora for the discovery of novel enzymes Original Research Article
Pages 261-269
Debbie Sue Yaver, Barbara Weber, Jeff Murrell

Microarrays: Technologies and applications Original Research Article
Pages 271-293
Shi Leming, Hu Weiming, Su Zhenqiang, Lu Xianping, Tong Weida

Fungal germplasm and databases Original Research Article
Pages 295-309
Kevin Mccluskey

Keyword index
Pages 311-316