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  1. Mathematical Modelling of Fungal Interactions

    … aspects of human livelihood. In these settings, fungal interactions, either with other fungi or in response to their local environment, are common but their study in vivo is complicated due to the multitude of processes involved. Thus, in vitro experiments are performed where fungi is grown on …

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  2. Continuum models for fungal growth

    … we constructed new models for the development of fungal mycelia. At this scale, partial differential equations representing the interaction of biomass with the underlying substrate is the appropriate choice. Models are essentially based on those derived by Davidson and co workers (see e.g. Boswell …

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  3. Fungal biotransformation of morphine alkaloids

    … into medicinally relevant intermediates. Fungal strains screened for their ability to affect biotransformation of morphine alkaloids include Cunninghamella echinulata, Helicostylum pirijorme, Pycnoporus sanguinea, Pycnoporus cinnabarina, Curvularia lunata and Sporotrichum sulfurescens. The …

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  4. The innate response to fungal infection

    In the healthy individual fungal infections are relatively benign, however in the rapidly increasing population of immunosuppressed patients fungal infections have become an increasing cause of morbidity and mortality. In the response to fungal pathogens, the innate immune system recognises a …

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  5. Tor Signaling in the Fungal Kingdom

    <p>Fungal cells sense the amount and quality of external nutrients through multiple interconnected signaling networks, which allow them to adjust their metabolism, transcriptional profiles and developmental programs to adapt readily and appropriately to changing nutritional states. In organisms …

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  6. Estimating host species and spatial variation in infection with the fungal pathogen that causes snake fungal disease

    … is essential for conserving biodiversity. Snake fungal disease (SFD), caused by the fungal pathogen Ophidiomyces ophidiicola, is responsible for lethal infections in snakes and has contributed to the decline of multiple North American snake populations. However, which species are most affected by …

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  7. Fungal biodeterioration of synthetic metal working fluids

    … to determine the relative incidence of fungal biodeteriogens in contaminated in—service samples of synthetic and oil emulsion metal working fluids, and a list of isolates is submitted. A technique for assessing the concentration of surface—active components of both synthetic and oil …

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  8. Control of Fungal Morphology in Continuous Culture

    … of a system for the continuous production of fungal spores by the control of mycelial morphology and the optimisation of environmental factors stimulating sporulation. Spores, considered a dormant stage in the life cycle of fungi, have been shown to contain enzymes unrelated to those required …

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  9. Image-Based Analysis of Fungal-Damaged Soybeans

    … was developed. The research concluded that fungal-damaged soybean seeds can be characterized based on their images.

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  10. Genomic, transcriptomic, and metagenomic approaches for detecting fungal plant pathogens and investigating the molecular basis of fungal ice nucleation activity

    … economically important diseases. However, many fungal pathogens cause similar symptoms or are even spread asymptomatically, making it difficult to identify them morphologically. Therefore, culture-independent, sequence-based diagnostic methods that can detect and identify fungi independently of …

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  11. Fungal Flora of a Cove on Lake Falcon

    … end of Falcon Lake was conducted to identify the fungal flora associated with submerged plant substrates. The substrates included stems of Arundo donax, Prosopis glandulosa, and Salix nigra which were collected monthly. The leaves of Salix nigra were also collected monthly for observed Aquatic …

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