Hyphal polysaccharides as potential phylogenetic markers forEupenicillium species
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0147-5975
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[idt] Eupenicillium ; [idt] chemotaxonomy ; [idt] wall polysaccharides
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Biology
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autor | Gomez-Miranda, B. Moya, A. Leal, J.A. |
autorsonst | Gomez-Miranda, B. Moya, A. Leal, J.A. |
book_url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/0147-5975(86)90002-2 |
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fussnote | The hyphal wall polysaccharide fractions of certain species ofEupenicillium have been utilized to study their phylogenetic relationships.E. abidjanum andE. shearii (group 1) cell walls have an alkali-soluble polysaccharide fraction (20%) containing an α-glucan.E. alutaceum, E. baarnense, E. catenatum, andE. erubescens (group 2) contain β-linked polysaccharides in all their polysaccharide fractions. These results suggest that some of the previously assigned taxonomic groups ofEupenicillium may not be natural. ural. |
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journal_name | Experimental Mycology |
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publikationsort | Amsterdam |
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reference | 10 (1986), S. 184-189 |
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shingle_author_4 | Gomez-Miranda, B. Moya, A. Leal, J.A. |
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shingle_catch_all_2 | Gomez-Miranda, B. Moya, A. Leal, J.A. Hyphal polysaccharides as potential phylogenetic markers forEupenicillium species [idt] Eupenicillium [idt] chemotaxonomy [idt] wall polysaccharides [idt] Eupenicillium [idt] chemotaxonomy [idt] wall polysaccharides 0147-5975 01475975 Elsevier |
shingle_catch_all_3 | Gomez-Miranda, B. Moya, A. Leal, J.A. Hyphal polysaccharides as potential phylogenetic markers forEupenicillium species [idt] Eupenicillium [idt] chemotaxonomy [idt] wall polysaccharides [idt] Eupenicillium [idt] chemotaxonomy [idt] wall polysaccharides 0147-5975 01475975 Elsevier |
shingle_catch_all_4 | Gomez-Miranda, B. Moya, A. Leal, J.A. Hyphal polysaccharides as potential phylogenetic markers forEupenicillium species [idt] Eupenicillium [idt] chemotaxonomy [idt] wall polysaccharides [idt] Eupenicillium [idt] chemotaxonomy [idt] wall polysaccharides 0147-5975 01475975 Elsevier |
shingle_title_1 | Hyphal polysaccharides as potential phylogenetic markers forEupenicillium species |
shingle_title_2 | Hyphal polysaccharides as potential phylogenetic markers forEupenicillium species |
shingle_title_3 | Hyphal polysaccharides as potential phylogenetic markers forEupenicillium species |
shingle_title_4 | Hyphal polysaccharides as potential phylogenetic markers forEupenicillium species |
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timestamp | 2024-05-06T08:34:31.472Z |
titel | Hyphal polysaccharides as potential phylogenetic markers forEupenicillium species |
titel_suche | Hyphal polysaccharides as potential phylogenetic markers forEupenicillium species The hyphal wall polysaccharide fractions of certain species ofEupenicillium have been utilized to study their phylogenetic relationships.E. abidjanum andE. shearii (group 1) cell walls have an alkali-soluble polysaccharide fraction (20%) containing an α-glucan.E. alutaceum, E. baarnense, E. catenatum, andE. erubescens (group 2) contain β-linked polysaccharides in all their polysaccharide fractions. These results suggest that some of the previously assigned taxonomic groups ofEupenicillium may not be natural. ural. |
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