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Strain: Neurospora crassa

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FGSC #9404

Reporting Genes: col-16;spco-6

Species: crassa

Allele: R2539,R2456

Alternate Strain Number: OG39

Depositor: OG

Linkage Group: IIIR,VIIL

Species Number: 10

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Genes

Locus Cultural Requirements Link Group Type
col-16IIIR. Linked to leu-1 (1%) and pro-1 (10%) (382; PB).Colonial morphology (382). Forms balls of powdery conidia at top of slants of glycerol complete medium. A good marker, preferable to com; strains carrying the latter grow more slowly and do not conidiate (PB). Complements mo-4 and spco-15 (382).IIIRB
spco-6Linked to do (10%), spco-5 (8%), and nt (20%) (382). Complements col-17, col-2, spco-4, and spco-5 (382).VIIB

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