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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Spore development"”.

  1. Understanding the Function of SpoIIIL during Spore Development

    Odika, Chimezie Progress2023

    … in Bacillus subtilis is an alternative developmental pathway that encompasses several complex cellular events involving hundreds of genes many of which have poorly understood functions. The focus of this project was to unravel the functions of SpoIIIL, a recently discovered 59 amino …

    uts Repository record

  2. Studies on Gregarina blattarum with particular reference to encystment, syngamy and spore development

    Sprague, VictorUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign1940

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  3. ULTRASTRUCTURE, IMMUNOCYTOCHEMISTRY, AND BIOINFORMATICS OF SPORE DEVELOPMENT IN THE MOSS PHYSCOMITRELLA AND THE HORNWORT DENDROCEROS

    Schuette, Scott

    Spores are single-celled dispersal units surrounded by a wall of the highly resistant biopolymer sporopollenin. All land plants produce spores. Spore development is described in <italic>Physcomitrella patens</italic>, a moss with single-celled spores, and <italic>Dendroceros</italic>, a hornwort …

    siu-theses Repository record

  4. Studies on Clostridium acetobutylicum P262 : sporulation induction and analysis of an oligosporogenous, solvent-deficient mutant

    Babb, Brendan LloydDepartment of Molecular and Cell Biology1994

    … conditions. The heat resistance of mature spores was determined and the optlmal temperature for spore quantification was shown to be 75·C. acetobutylicum mutants m5 06 were by transposon mutagenesis using the conjugative transposon Tn925::Tn917, not transposon Tn925 as previously thought …

    cape-town Repository record

  5. Preserving spore dormancy

    Kasu, Iqra RafikChristian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel

    … conditions by forming dormant, resistant endospores that later resume growth through germination. Because germination abolishes spore resistance, developing spores must avoid responding to germinants too early. This thesis examines how sporulating bacteria prevent premature germination during …

    cau-kiel Repository record

  6. Basidiosporogenesis and developmental anatomy of spore release in the Russulales: a systematic interpretation

    Miller, Steven L.Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University1985

    … statismosporic, agaricoid and gasteroid taxa. Spore symmetry and ability to forcibly discharge spores are therefore fundamental systematic characteristics in the Russulales. Ballistosporic and statismosporic basidiosporogenesis however, has not been critically compared. Early and late …

    vt Repository record

  7. Nanoelectroporation of single cell plants

    Swan, GemmaUniversity of Cambridge2025

    There has been significant interest in the development of recombinant proteins as novel catalysts for green chemistry, diagnostics for integration into biosensors and therapeutic agents such as nanobodies. However, the application of these reagents is hindered by the lack of production capacity. …

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  8. Investigation of the roles of a membrane-bound caleosin in higher plants

    Partridge, Mark2009

    … also play a role in various aspects of fungal spore development including sporulation and a role in cuticle synthesis. As such, Clo-3 in Arabidopsis and<br/>possibly similar caleosins in other species might play roles in oxylipin signalling pathways that are involved in a protective role during …

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