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Strain: Neurospora crassa

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FGSC #9445

Reporting Genes: smco-7;gna-1

Species: crassa

Allele: R2497, ?

Alternate Strain Number: OG80

Depositor: OG

Linkage Group: VR,IIIR

Species Number: 10

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Genes

Locus Cultural Requirements Link Group Type
smco-7VR. Right of ilv-1 (2%). Linked to rol-3 (0/154) (698).Conidiates in a crescent at the top of slants. Morphology distinct from that of strains carrying rol-3, which complements smco-7 (382).VRB
gna-1IIIR. Linked to ro-2 (0/17). Encodes guanine nucleotide-binding protein alpha-1-subunit. The predicted amino acid sequence shows significant homology to the Gi family found in higher organisms. The null mutant shows female infertility, osmotic sensitivity, reduced hyphal growth rate, and defective macroconidiation, has decreased intracellular cAMP levels, and is more resistant to some environmental stresses than wild type. Mutants that are predicted to maintain an activated state of GNA-1 have increased intracellular cAMP levels, overproduce aerial hyphae, and are more sensitive to environmental stresses than wild type. Null-mutant extracts have reduced Mg^2+ -dependent adenylyl cyclase and cAMP phosphodiesterase activity. Mg^2+ -dependent adenylyl cyclase activity in wild-type extracts can be inhibited by using antibody against GNA-1.IIIRB

Neurospora Crassa Wikipedia

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