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Isolation and characterization of differentially expressed genes in the mycelium and fruitbody of Tuber borchii. (Articolo in rivista)
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Lacourte I., Duplessis S., Abba S., Bonfante P., Martin F. (2002)
Isolation and characterization of differentially expressed genes in the mycelium and fruitbody of Tuber borchii.
in Applied and environmental microbiology (Print)
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- Isolation and characterization of differentially expressed genes in the mycelium and fruitbody of Tuber borchii. (literal)
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- The transition from vegetative mycelium to the fruit body in truffles
requires differentiation processes which lead to edible ascomata consisting
of different cell and tissue types. The identification of genes
differentially expressed during these developmental processes can
contribute greatly to a better understanding of truffle morphogenesis. A
cDNA library was constructed from vegetative mycelium RNAs of the white
truffle Tuber borchii and 214 cDNAs were sequenced. Up to 58% of the ESTs
were coding for known genes. The majority of the identified sequences
represented 'housekeeping' proteins, i.e., proteins involved in
gene/protein expression, cell wall formation, primary and secondary
metabolism and components of signaling pathways. We screened 171 arrayed
cDNAs by using cDNA probes constructed from mRNAs of vegetative mycelium
and ascomata to identify fruit body-regulated genes. Comparisons of signals
from vegetative mycelium and fruit body, bearing 15% or 70% mature spores,
revealed significant differences in the expression levels for up to 33% of
the investigated genes. The expression level of six highly regulated genes
was confirmed by RNA blot analysis. Expression of glutamine synthetase,
5-aminolevulinic acid synthetase, isocitrate lyase, thioredoxin, glucan
1,3-ß-glucosidase and UDP-glucurosyl transferase were highly up-regulated
suggesting that amino acid biosynthesis, glyoxylate cycle pathway and cell
wall synthesis are strikingly altered during morphogenesis.
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