from bionet.mycology, was: G6PDH

[Francis Ouellette]

[ Article crossposted from bionet.mycology ]
[ Author was GLEN SHEARER (GLEN_SHEARER at BULL.CC.USM.EDU) ]
[ Posted on 23 Mar 1994 09:24:14 -0800 ]

I've heard that Neurospora mutants with a lesion in
glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase have altered morphology and
are more "yeast like".  Also interesting is that G6PDH mutants
of Saccharomyces are deficient in sulfite reductase.
 
Anyone know more about this?
 
Glen S.
 
<glen_shearer at bull.cc.usm.edu>

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