61. Other Phycomyces And Fungal Web Sites Laboratory of Prof. Luis M. Corrochano, U. Sevilla, Spain. fungal genetics StockCenter. Contains information on Neurospora, Aspergillus and other fungi. http://www.es.embnet.org/~genus/phycosites.html

Other web sites related to Phycomyces research Prof. Robert J. Cohen Home Page, U. Florida, USA. Laboratory of Prof. Leonid Fukshansky, U. Freiburg, Germany. Laboratory of Prof. Paul Galland, U. Marburg, Germany. Laboratory of Prof. Luis M. Corrochano, U. Sevilla, Spain. ... Fungal Genetics Stock Center. Contains information on Neurospora Aspergillus and other fungi. It also contains a methods page, bibliography, abstracts of the recent Fungal Genetics Conference, and the Fungal Genetics Newsletter. This is the european mirror site, try also the original USA site Mycological Resources on the Internet Bionet Mycology Newsgroup Photobiology on line . A web server with information on photobiology, recent publications, directory of scientists, job offers and much more. This is the european mirror site, try also the USA site Internet Photochemistry and Photobiology. A web server with the Proceedings of the First Internet Conference on Photochemistry and Photobiology. It has been set up with the aim to promote the use of the internet in the communication of research and education in all areas of Photochemistry and Photobiology. If you want your site to be included here please send an e-mail to Luis M. Corrochano (

62. Desarrollo Y Terpenoides De Hongos Mutants of Phycomyces with decreased gallic acid content. fungal geneticsand Biology 25, 196203, 1998. fungal genetics Stock Center. http://www.es.embnet.org/~genus/HF.html

Genetics, Behaviour, and Technology in Fungi Phycomyces Sporangiophore (fruting body) of Phycomyces (photograph by R. Flores) VISIT THE PHYCOMYCES WEB SITE! Responsable: Integrantes/Members: Prof. geneco@cica.es Prof. (Profesor Titular) ( avalos@cica.es Dr. Irina Nikolaievna OBRAZTSOVA ( irina@cica.es Loubna YOUSSAR ( loubna@cica.es Eduardo ALMEIDA ( erocha@cica.es geneco@cica.es Revisiones Phycomyces . Prog. Lipid Res. 33:185-192. desarrollo , y otros aspectos de la conducta de Phycomyces Revisiones Phycomyces ", Trends in Genetics 8, 268-274, 1992 Se trabaja principalmente con los hongos filamentosos Phycomyces blakesleeanus y Gibberella fujikuori Areas of research: Production of terpenoids (carotenoids and gibberellins), biosynthesis and regulation. Reviews Phycomyces . Prog. Lipid Res. 33:185-192. Biological functions of terpenoids. Photobiology development , and behaviour of Phycomyces Reviews Phycomyces ", Trends in Genetics 8, 268-274, 1992 Genetic mechanisms in fungi. We work mainly with the filamentous fungi Phycomyces blakesleeanus and Gibberella fujikuori.

63. Glasgow IBLS - Molecular Genetics M., Vinetski, Y. Clutterbuck AJ (1994) Molecular and General Genetics 242467712 Aleksenko A. and Clutterbuck AJ (1997) fungal genetics Biology 21373-87 http://www.gla.ac.uk/ibls/molgen/staff/clutterbuck-aj.html

Dr A. John Clutterbuck (Senior Lecturer) Division of Molecular Genetics Anderson College University of Glasgow Glasgow G11 6NU, UK Phone (+44) 141 330 5105 / 6613 FAX (+44) 141 330 4878 email A.Clutterbuck@bio.gla.ac.uk WWW: Cross link! Visit the Aspergillus Linkage Map Site Research profile Aspergillus developmental genetics Asexual sporulation in the filamentous fungi provides a simple model system for the study of development. We are investigating a variegated mutant of the Aspergillus nidulans brlA gene in conjunction with suppressors which are likely to act by modifying chromosome structure. A second project relates to light-sensitivity of sporulation in A. giganteus, from which we plan to clone the brlA gene. References Clutterbuck A J (1969) Genetics 63: 317 1999 Mol. Gen. Genet. 262: 892-897 . (1988) Trends in Genetics 4: 162-169. Griffith G W, Jenkins G I, Milner-White E J and Clutterbuck A J (1994) Photochem. Photobiol 59: 252-256. Fungal plasmid replication In most filamentous fungi, plasmids fail to replicate and are only maintained if they integrate into the chromosome. We have isolated an artificial plasmid which replicates autonomously, due to the presence of the 5 kb AMA sequence. This sequence has been identified as containing parts of a chromosomal mobile element named MATE, which is present in a number of copies in laboratory strains of A. nidulans We are investigating the nature of this mobile element, its role in plasmid replication and evidence for the occurrence of directed mutations during its transposition.

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65. Forword fungal genetics and Cell Biology The University of Western Ontario. 1. CurrentResearch in fungal genetics / Cell Biology a) Fungal fimbriae. http://www.uwo.ca/biology/Faculty/Day/DAY-forword.htm

Fungal Genetics and Cell Biology The University of Western Ontario Email: aday@uwo.ca Office: Phone: (519) 661-2111 ext 86472 Fax: Research: I have two quite different research fields: The more conventional one is in fungal genetics, fungal cell biology and host-parasite relationships. I am also interested in the development of computer based tools to convey key principles in genetics. 1. Current Research in Fungal Genetics / Cell Biology: a) Fungal fimbriae While my earlier work utilized parasexual and sexual mapping techniques to map a plant pathogenic fungus and to study its pathogenicity (refs 1-7), most of the recent work in my lab has been concerned with studying fungal fimbriae (8-15). These long and very narrow surface proteinaceous fibrils, similar to bacterial pili or fimbriae, were discovered for the first time in eukaryotes in our lab in the mid-70's. The fimbriae of the fungus, Ustilago violacea (now Microbotryum violaceum) are often over 20mm in length but only 7nm wide. Using microscopic and serological observations we have found similar fimbriae on many other fungi and also on some algae. These fimbriae appear

66. Searchalot Directory For Fungal fungal genetics Stock Center Features the center history, catalog and fees,genes and symbols used, availability of strains, and newsletter . http://www.searchalot.com/Top/Science/Biology/Genetics/Eukaryotic/Fungal/

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70. RSBS Staff Info regulatory system?. fungal genetics and Biology 22, 209220. Hardham, AR mycorrhizalfungi. fungal genetics and Biology 24, 252-284. Jackson, SL http://biology.anu.edu.au/rsbsweb/profiles/hardham.shtml

Professor Adrienne Hardham Plant Cell Biology Group Research School of Biological Sciences GPO Box 475 Canberra ACT 2601 ph: +61 (02) 6125 4168 fax: +61 (02) 6125 4331 email: hardham@rsbs.anu.edu.au Current position Professor, and Group Leader of the Plant Cell Biology Group, RSBS, ANU. Research interests Cell and molecular biology of plant and fungal cell surfaces, the plant and fungal cytoskeleton and plant-fungus interactions. A major research focus is on the cell and molecular biology of the infection of plants by species of Phytophthora , including the identification and characterisation of Phytophthora pathogenicity genes. Species of Phytophthora are major plant pathogens causing root rot diseases in many important crops and in horticultural and forest plants. Rapid spread of infection is facilitated by the production of large numbers of motile zoospores. Zoospores are chemotactically attracted to the roots of host plants where they adhere to the host surface and initiate infection. Our cell biological studies focused on the role of cell surface components in infection, on zoospore formation, motility and encystment. Much of our research utilises a collection of monoclonal antibodies that we have produced against

71. Taylor Lab fungal genetics and Biology 34(2) 8392. DA Carter, JW Taylor, B. Dechairo, A.Burt, GL Koenig, TJ White. 2001. fungal genetics and Biology 34(1) 37-48. http://plantbio.berkeley.edu/~taylor/

321 Koshland Hall Department of Plant and Microbial Biology University of California at Berkeley For an introduction to the Taylor Lab click here Lab Personnel Former Post Docs and Grad Students Other Emeritus Personnel David Baker Jeremy Dettman Betty Gilbert David Jacobson ... Howard Whisler Tour the Taylor Lab Your virtual tour of the Taylor Lab should start at the beginning . However, you may jump start the tour by viewing the many pieces of shared equipment , by looking at some sample results or viewing the fruitful results of the annual Mendocino mushroom foray Most Recent Publications: T. Kasuga, T. J. White and J. W. Taylor 2002 . Estimation of nucleotide substitution rates in eurotiomycete fungi. Molecular Biology and Evolution 19(12): 2318-24. . Recombination and genetic differentiation in the mycorrhizal fungus Cenococcum geophilum Fr. Mycologia 94(5): 772-780. . Cryptic species in Stachybotrys chartarum . Mycologia 94(5): 814-822. Anne Pringle and John W. Taylor. 2002 . The fitness of filamentous fungi. Trends in Microbiology. 10(10): 474-481. Matthew C. Fisher, Bruce Rannala, Vishnu Chaturvedi, and John W. Taylor. 2002

72. Mat Fisher Twentieth fungal genetics Conference Asilomar, California. August 20 23, 1997. Ninteenthfungal genetics Conference Asilomar, California. March 18 - 23, 1997. http://plantbio.berkeley.edu/~taylor/mf.html

Matthew C. Fisher Work Address: The Institute of Zoology Regent's Park London Tel: +44 (0)20 7449 6617 Fax: +44 (0)20 7586 2870 email: matthew.fisher@ioz.ac.uk out of office email: matsgenes@hotmail.com cambridge email: mcf29@cam.ac.uk Mat's current home page Mat joined the Taylor lab in April of 1997. Mat received his BSc. and PhD. from Edinburgh University in Scotland, graduating from the labs of Mark Viney, David Walliker and Nick Barton in 1997 with a thesis on "Population genetics of the parasitic nematode Strongyloides ratti ". While in the Taylor lab, Mat used his skills at characterizing molecular diversity to answer questions on the population genetics, epidemiology and evolution of fungi, with special reference to the pathogenic desert fungus, Coccidioides immitis. Mat left the Taylor lab in September 2000, returning to England via lengthy stays in Australia and India. Academic Publications: Matthew C. Fisher, Bruce Rannala, Vishnu Chaturvedi, and John W. Taylor. 2002. Disease surveillance in recombining pathogens : Multilocus genotypes identify sources of human Coccidioides infections Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA. 99: 9067-9071.

73. University Of Melbourne Research Report 1997 : Genetics fungal genetics and Biology. 21 5063. Case ST, Cox C, Bell WC, Hoffman RT,Martin J Hamilton R 1997. fungal genetics and Biology. 22 28-38. http://www.research.unimelb.edu.au/research.report/1997/652.html

The University of Melbourne Research Report 1997 [ Next: Information Systems [ Prev: Earth Sciences Search Contents Science Genetics List of Research Staff Head of Department and Professor John Alexander McKenzie, BSc PhD LaT Professor Michael John Hynes, BScAgr Adel PhD Flin Reader Barry Thomas Owen Lee, BSc PhD Senior Lecturers Philip Batterham, BSc LaT PhD Monash James Camakaris, BSc PhD Christopher Stewart Cobbett, BSc PhD Meryl Davis, Bsc PhD LaT Leonard Edward Kelly, BSc Norwich PhD Edin Jon Martin, MSc PhD Lecturers Dawn Gleeson, BSc MBioeth Monash DipEd Stephen Hardy, BSc(Hons) Research Fellows Alex Andrianopoulos, BSc PhD Zhenzhong Chen, BSc Fudan MSc Shanghai Inst Entom PhD Rohan Farrell, BSc PhD Frank Michael Narendja, MSc PhD University of Vienna Alison Marie Phillips, BSc PhD Ilia Voskoboinik, BPharm Moscow Med Inst PhD RMIT Visiting Fellow John Pollock, PhD Carnegie Mellon U Senior Research Associate Julian Francis Betrand Mercer, BSc PhD Adel Research Associates Leslie Christidis, Bsc PhD ANU Matthew John O'Connell, BSc PhD Adel

74. German Books: Essential Fungal Genetics. Essential fungal genetics., Plant Physiological Ecology., Developmental Biologyof Flowering Plants., Molecular Systematics of Plants II DNA Sequenci. http://www.germanelectronics88.com/books44/063.html

Essential Fungal Genetics. Plant Physiological Ecology. Developmental Biology of Flowering Plants. Molecular Systematics of Plants II: DNA Sequencing: DNA Sequencing ... Plant Molecular Biology. Essential Techniques. Page:

75. OPBC | Scientists | Nicholas P. Money graminis. fungal genetics and Biology 24 240251. Money, NP 1998. Mechanics sequences.fungal genetics and Biology 24 354-363. Money, NP 1998. http://www.ag.ohio-state.edu/~opbc/scientists/miami/money.php

Nicholas P. Money Associate Professor Department of Botany Miami University Office: 344 Pearson Oxford, Ohio Phone (513) 529-2140 email moneynp@muohio.edu Back to Scientists Research Interests The evolution of fungi is a second area of interest. I am haunted by the beauty of the fungal form, from the simplicity of slender hyphae to the extravagance of basidiomycete fruit bodies. How did these structures evolve, and in what way do the intricacies of form reflect adaptations to meet specific environmental challenges? Using a variety of approaches, including wind-tunnel experiments, thermocouple measurements from living mushrooms, and the power of molecular systematics, we hope to learn more about the origin of these intriguing organisms. Selected References Money, N.P. Caesar-TonThat, T.-C., Frederick, B., and Henson, J.M. 1998. Melanin synthesis is associated with changes in hyphopodial permeability, wall rigidity, and turgor pressure in Gaeumannomyces graminis var.

76. INTERNATIONAL POTATO CENTER index.html. This meeting will precede the fungal genetics Meetings forthe period 18–23 March 2003. Registration and accommodations http://www.cipotato.org/gilb/MolecularGenetics.htm

INTERNATIONAL POTATO CENTER (CIP) Phytophthora Molecular Genetics Network Meeting 2003 March 16-18, 2003 800 Asilomar Boulevard Pacific Grove, CA 93950 USA The PMGN meetings are scheduled from 16–18 March 2003 at the Asilomar conference grounds. For those who have never been to Asilomar, their web site is http://www.visitasilomar.com/index.html This meeting will precede the Fungal Genetics Meetings for the period 18–23 March 2003. Registration and accommodations for each meeting must be completed separately. Registration information for the 22nd Fungal Genetics Conference is available at http://www.faseb.org/genetics/g-gsa/2003-fungal.shtml Please note that the deadline for receipt of abstracts for the Fungal Genetics Conference was 16 December 2003. I have made initial arrangements to reserve 15 rooms for 30 people. To organize the conference I have already made a guarantee for 30 attendees. Registration of rooms for our conference should be possible by directly contacting the Asilomar Office at (001) 831 372 8016.

77. Librairie Eyrolles, Essential Fungal Genetics : Le Livre De L.Novak-Frazer D.Moo genetics of fungal differentiation and morphogenesis; http://www.calindex.com/livre-sciences-techniques-sciences-la-vie-genetique-esse

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80. The BSPP - Publications - BSPP News36 Spring 2000 fungal genetics Conference Monterey, California, USA 23 28 March 1999. 20thfungal genetics Conference Monterey, California 23 - 28th March 1999. http://www.bspp.org.uk/bsppnews/bsppnews36/bsppnews36-7.htm

BSPP News Spring 2000 - Online Edition The Newsletter of the British Society for Plant Pathology Number 36, Spring 2000 Conference and Travel Reports Fungal Genetics Conference Monterey, California, U.S.A. : 23 - 28 March 1999 The Asilomar Conference Centre and State Park on the shores of the Pacific was the setting for the Fungal Genetics Conference. The grounds on the tip of the Monterey peninsula, set amongst the Monterey pines, provided ample opportunity for investigating the local fauna and flora. The area is famous for, amongst other things, the Monarch butterflies which winter on the peninsula and reserve, giving the nearby village of Pacific Grove the nickname “Butterfly Town”. Nearby, Monterey itself provided delegates who arrived early the chance to visit the fabulous aquarium, Cannery Row or a chance to relax in the warm spring sunshine. Over 600 delegates from a wide range of disciplines attended the conference reflecting the diverse nature of the conference itself and as a result, many sessions were run in parallel. I have therefore concentrated on a few sessions that may be of interest to many. The format of the conference was slightly different to previous years and highly successful. Mornings were devoted to the main plenary sessions and after lunch, six or seven concurrent workshops were held. After dinner it was down to the poster sessions which lasted until 10.30 or so. These worked extremely well and were well attended, helped along by the ample free beer served throughout, which predictably fuelled some quite animated conversations.

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