Paracoccidioides brasiliensis, the etiologic agent of paracoccidioidomycosis, is a dimorphic
fungus which is found as mycelia (M) at 26° C and as yeasts (Y) at 37° C, or after the …

The nutritional requirements of phytopathogenic fungi growing in planta has to date been
largely ignored. We have begun to address this problem by investigating the methionine …

Cladosporium fulvum is a potentially serious fungal pathogen of tomato which has attracted
attention as a model system in fungal phytopathology. C. fulvum is described, somewhat …

In this study, we have constructed and expressed inverted repeat chimeras from the first
exons of the six known hydrophobins of the fungus Cladosporium fulvum, the causal agent …

C. fulvum, a fungal tomato pathogen, has previously been shown to express a complex
family of hydrophobin genes including four class I hydrophobins and one class II …

The focus of this work is on the nitrogen starvation stress responses operating in a plant
symbiotic fungus. A cDNA array profiling analysis was conducted on N-limited mycelia of the …

Hydrophobins are small secreted proteins ubiquitously found in filamentous fungi. Some
hydrophobins were shown to have functions in fungal development, while others lack known …

Filamentous fungi produce hydrophobins, small proteins localized on the outer surface of
their cell walls and involved in growth and development. Hydrophobin gene expression …

Fungal hydrophobins are small hydrophobic proteins containing eight cysteine residues at
conserved positions which have the ability to form amphipathic polymers. We have …

Hydrophobins are fungal cell wall proteins which play a crucial role in cell adhesion and
aggregative processes. We have identified a new hydrophobin cDNA (hydPt-3) in the …