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Sex In Fungi Molecular Determination And Evolutionary Implications 1st Edition Joseph Heitman

SKU: BELL-5307860

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Publisher: ASM Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 15.56 MB

Pages: 542

Author: Joseph Heitman, James W. Kronstad, John W. Taylor, Lorna A. Casselton

ISBN: 9781555814212, 9781555815837, 1555814212, 1555815839

Language: English

Year: 2007

Edition: 1

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Sex In Fungi Molecular Determination And Evolutionary Implications 1st Edition Joseph Heitman by Joseph Heitman, James W. Kronstad, John W. Taylor, Lorna A. Casselton 9781555814212, 9781555815837, 1555814212, 1555815839 instant download after payment.

Studies on the major groups within the fungal kingdom have provided significant and wide-ranging contributions on the molecular bases by which sexual identity and reproduction are defined and controlled.
Abstract: Drawing on the great advances made over the past 10 years, this volume provides illuminating insights into the molecular details of cell-type specification, mating-type switching, pheromone perception and signaling, and cellular and nuclear fusion.