| Fungal Genetics Reports #55 , 2008 |
ISSN for the print version : 1941-4757 ISSN for the online version : 1941-4765 |
The editorial board has
changed the name, “Fungal Genetics Newsletter,” to “Fungal
Genetics Reports,” effective this volume (#55).
This change reflects the
fact that submissions to this publication are peer-reviewed; the name
“Fungal Genetics Newsletter” did not accurately reflect the publication
process.
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Matthew S. Sachs, Editor Department of Biology Texas A&M University College Station, TX 77843-3258 msachs@mail.bio.tamu.edu
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Members of the Editorial Board: Jesus Aguirre, Instituto de Fisiología Celular, UNAM Rodolfo Aramayo, Texas A & M University A. John Clutterbuck, Glasgow University Michael Freitag, Oregon State University Claude Selitrennikoff, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, Patrick Shiu, University of Missouri, Columbia Gillian Turgeon, Cornell University Miriam Zolan, Indiana University, Indiana Michael Plamann, Fungal Genetics Stock Center, ex officio
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Editorial, publication and distribution costs supported by donations and subscriptions to the Fungal Genetics Newsletter and by grant DBI 0235887 from the Living Stock Collections Program, National Science Foundation.
Distributed by: Fungal Genetics Stock Center, School of Biological Sciences, University of Missouri, Kansas City, MO 64110
Regular Papers
Peter S. Solomon, Simon V.S. Ipcho, James K. Hane, Kar-Chun Tan, Richard P. Oliver.
A quantitative PCR approach to determine gene copy number
Pages 5-8 (Pdf)
Skander Elleuche and Stefanie Pöggeler
Visualization of peroxisomes via SKL-tagged DsRed
protein in Sordaria macrospora
Pages 9-12 (Pdf)
Duur K. Aanen
Using the ‘Buller phenomenon’ in experimental evolution studies of basidiomycetes
Pages 13-14 (Pdf)
Kevin McCluskey and Michael Plamann
Perspectives on genetic resources at the Fungal Genetics Stock Center
Pages 15-17 (Pdf)
Travis A. Clark, Julie M. Guilmette, Daniel Renstrom, and Jeffrey P. Townsend
Pages 18-28 (Pdf)
Heather M. Hood, Alan Radford and Matthew S. Sachs
Recommendations for assigning
symbols and names to Neurospora crassa genes now that its genome has been
sequenced.
Pages 29-31 (Pdf)
Zipi Resheat-Eini, Alex Zelter, Rena Gorovits, Nick D. Read and Oded Yarden
The Neurospora crassa
colonial temperature sensitive 2, 4 and 5 (cot-2, cot-4 and
cot-5) genes encode regulatory and structural proteins required for hyphal
elongation and branching
Pages 32-36 (Pdf)
Aric Wiest, Michael Plamann, and Kevin McCluskey
Pages 37-39 (Pdf)
M. L. Heidenreich, A. D. Budde, An Zhiqiang, and
Sally A. Leong
Disruption of a yeast ADE6 gene
homolog in Ustilago maydis
Pages 40-43 (Pdf)
Wilson Low and Gregory Jedd
Pages 44-45 (Pdf)
Supplementary Materials
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