The quinic acid inducible qa-2 promoter of Neurospora crassa has been used to express cloned genes by a number of different groups. However, most of the commonly available sources of this promoter require extensive sub-cloning and modification before they can be used as effective expression vectors. We report the construction of two plasmids that allow direct cloning and subsequent expression in N. crassa. Each plasmid also has a number of useful features to aid in detecting and modifying insert sequences
The filamentous fungus Neurospora crassa has been utilized as a model organism for decades, particul...
An analysis of the genome of Neurospora crassa has identified genes encoding 84 putative glycosyl hy...
We report the construction of pRAUW122, a plasmid capable of directing the integration of gene-const...
The qa-2+ gene has been widely used as a selectable marker in Neurospora transformations (Akins and ...
There are only a limited number of vectors with inducible promoters that are convenient for in vivo ...
In the previous Fungal Genetics Newsletter, we described a series of plasmid vectors constructed car...
The pOKE103 plasmid can be used to transform Neurospora crassa using the pan-2 gene (NCU10048.3) as ...
The artificial expression of antisense RNA is commonly used in eucaryotes, especially higher plants,...
In the presence of the anti-microtubule agent benomyl, N. crassa synthesizes and secretes a major 60...
The filamentous fungi, owing to their ability to secrete high levels of proteins, are attractive org...
We report two new plasmids, pBM60 and pBM61, and procedures to efficiently generate single- copy tra...
We have constructed a list of N. crassa cDNA clones for which partial sequences exist, toward the go...
We report the construction of a Destination Vector, called pJHAM007, for the targeted integration of...
We report the complementation of the Neurospora crassa pyr-4 mutation with the Aspergillus nidulans ...
Abstract only availableIn order to maintain genomic integrity, organisms must possess the capability...
The filamentous fungus Neurospora crassa has been utilized as a model organism for decades, particul...
An analysis of the genome of Neurospora crassa has identified genes encoding 84 putative glycosyl hy...
We report the construction of pRAUW122, a plasmid capable of directing the integration of gene-const...
The qa-2+ gene has been widely used as a selectable marker in Neurospora transformations (Akins and ...
There are only a limited number of vectors with inducible promoters that are convenient for in vivo ...
In the previous Fungal Genetics Newsletter, we described a series of plasmid vectors constructed car...
The pOKE103 plasmid can be used to transform Neurospora crassa using the pan-2 gene (NCU10048.3) as ...
The artificial expression of antisense RNA is commonly used in eucaryotes, especially higher plants,...
In the presence of the anti-microtubule agent benomyl, N. crassa synthesizes and secretes a major 60...
The filamentous fungi, owing to their ability to secrete high levels of proteins, are attractive org...
We report two new plasmids, pBM60 and pBM61, and procedures to efficiently generate single- copy tra...
We have constructed a list of N. crassa cDNA clones for which partial sequences exist, toward the go...
We report the construction of a Destination Vector, called pJHAM007, for the targeted integration of...
We report the complementation of the Neurospora crassa pyr-4 mutation with the Aspergillus nidulans ...
Abstract only availableIn order to maintain genomic integrity, organisms must possess the capability...
The filamentous fungus Neurospora crassa has been utilized as a model organism for decades, particul...
An analysis of the genome of Neurospora crassa has identified genes encoding 84 putative glycosyl hy...
We report the construction of pRAUW122, a plasmid capable of directing the integration of gene-const...