Fungi, particularly filamentous fungi and macrofungi, have a very powerful ability to produce
secondary metabolites and can serve as excellent chassis cells for the production of …

In recent years, a variety of genetic tools have been developed and applied to various
filamentous fungi, which are widely applied in agriculture and the food industry. However …

Filamentous fungi represent an invaluable source of pharmaceutically active compounds.
The development of versatile methods to genetically manipulate filamentous fungi is of great …

Filamentous fungi play an important role in human health and industrial/agricultural
production. With the increasing number of full genomes available for fungal species, the …

Widely distributed in various environmental niches, filamentous fungi play an important role
in industry, drug development, and plant/animal health. Manipulation of the genome and the …

Filamentous fungi have several industrial, environmental, and medical applications.
However, they are rarely utilized owing to the limited availability of full‐genome sequences …

Aspergillus, a genus of filamentous fungi, is extensively distributed in nature and plays
crucial roles in the decomposition of organic materials as an important environmental …

Due to their biotechnological relevance as well as their importance as disease agents,
filamentous fungi and oomycetes have been prime candidates for genetic selection and in …

Functional genomics of filamentous fungi has gradually uncovered gene information for
constructing 'cell factories' and controlling pathogens. Available gene manipulation methods …

Filamentous fungi possess the capacity to produce a wide array of secondary metabolites
with diverse biological activities and structures, such as lovastatin and swainsonine. With the …