FGSC

  • About Us
    • Legacy Home
    • Contact Us
    • FAQ
    • Deposit sheets - library link
    • FGSC Reports - library link
    • FGSC Advisory Board
    • Policy Committees
      • Fungal Genetics
        • Current
        • Previous
      • Neurospora
        • Current
        • Previous
  • Organism
    • Aspergillus
    • Candida
    • Cryptococcus
    • Fusarium
    • Neurospora
    • Plasmids
    • Other
      • Allomyces (pdf)
      • Ascobolus
      • Magnaporthe
      • Phycomyces
      • Schizophyllum
      • Sordaria
      • Special Purpose Strains
      • Ustilago (pdf)
  • Catalog
    • Catalog Home
    • Molecular tools
    • Neurospora strains
    • Aspergillus strains
    • Other fungi
  • Search
  • Pricing
  • Resources
    • Fungal Genetics Reports
    • Additional Resources
      • Methods, recipes and hints
      • The Neurospora protocol guide
      • Video Demonstrations
      • Online Images
      • Fluorescence images
      • Video Microscopy
      • Online bibliographies
      • Using Fungi in teaching
    • Fungal Genetics Conferences
  • Meetings
    • Upcoming
    • Past

Strain: Neurospora crassa

<- Back to Search form

FGSC #7380

Reporting Genes: cum r(Sk-2)-1

Species: crassa

Allele: P5241 P527

Alternate Strain Number: 3257

Depositor: BCT

Linkage Group: III III

Mating Type: a

Species Number: 10

Opposite Mating Type: 7379

Deposit Sheet ↗

Genes

Locus Cultural Requirements Link Group Type
r(Sk-2)-1IIIL. Left of acr-7 (7%) and sc (17%) (1092; B.C. Turner, personal communication). Allelism of r(Sk-2)-1 with Sk-2 is not excluded because Sk-2K blocks recombination in this region. r(Sk-2)-1 itself does not block recombination. Prevents killing of ascospores by Sk-2K - Not resistant to killing by Sk-3K. Allele P527 found in N. crassa from Louisiana. Only one other known N. crassa wild type is resistant. (B.C. Turner, personal communication)IIILB
cumIIIL. Left of r(Sk-2) (4%), acr-7 (5 to 18%), and acr-2(18%). No recombination with Sk-2K. (PB; B.C. Turner, personal communication) Initially colonial; then spreads and sends up blooms of aerial hyphae which conidiate profusely at the shallow ends of agar slants. Good female fertility. Similar in morphology to the mutants sn and sp and to the mutant cot-4 at 25 C (PB).IIILB

Neurospora Crassa Wikipedia

<- Back to Search form

© Copyright Fungal Genetics Stock Center. All Rights Reserved
Mod by THCS, Original Avilon Theme by BootstrapMade
Home About Privacy Policy Terms of Use