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Molecular organisation of an A mating type factor of the basidiomycete fungus Coprinus cinereus

Mutasa et al., 1990

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10707300350184154922
Author
Mutasa E
Tymon A
Göttgens B
Mellon F
Little P
Casselton L
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Current Genetics

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The A α 3 and A β 3 genes, which together constitute the A 42 mating type factor of Coprinus cinereus, were isolated from a cosmid genomic library by walking 50 kb, a map distance of 0.5 units, from the closely linked metabolic gene pab-1. Cosmid clones having A gene …
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