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Fungi, Unclassified (2):
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Fungi, Unclassified
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The mud crab, Scylla serrata, is currently being evaluated for its feasibility for mass aquaculture in Australia. As part of the evaluation process, pathogens that can affect this species need to be identified. This research note describes a possible new parasite that infects the eggs of S. serrata....
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PMID: 16884735
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Journal of Biotechnology (120)4 2005
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These results indicate that fusion of ARP to the C-terminus of the antibody fragment V(HH) R9 (R9-ARP) is the preferred orientation....
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PMID: 16169108
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Mycological Research (107)Pt 2 2003
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An obscure parasitic fungus, Basidiolum fimbriatum, was found on Amoebidium parasiticum (Amoebidiales) associated with Caenis sp. (mayfly) nymphs, during a survey of gut fungi (Trichomycetes) from a small stream in northeastern Kansas, USA. The hindguts of the nymphs harboured a species of Legeriomy...
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PMID: 12747337
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Mycological Research (107)Pt 2 2003
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Sooty moulds are described and illustrated from European amber dating back to 22-54 Myr. All the fossils are fragments of superficial subicula composed of brown moniliform hyphae with markedly tapering distal ends. The subglobose cells are identical to those of extant Metacapnodium (Metacapnodiaceae...
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PMID: 12747338
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Iubmb Life (55)4-5 2003
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Genomes contain evidence for the history of life and furthermore contain evidence for lateral gene transfer, which was an important part of that history. The geological record also contains evidence for the history of life, and newer findings indicates that the Earth's oceans were largely anoxic and...
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PMID: 12880199
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The unicellular heterotrophic protist Hyaloraphidium is classified with a family of green algae, the Ankistrodesmaceae. The only species that exists in pure culture and that is available for taxonomic studies is H. curvatum. Comparative 18S ribosomal RNA sequence analyses showed that H. curvatum bel...
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PMID: 11079770
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