ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD HETEROKARYON
From hetero- + karyon, from Greek karuon kernel.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HETEROKARYON»
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Circadian Rhythms: Methods in Enzymology
Nucleocytoplasmic Shuttling and the Heterokaryon Assay An alternative method
used to study nuclear export of a molecule is the heterokaryon assay. The
principle of the assay is that nuclei of cell line X (grown in the presence of LMB)
are ...
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21st Century Guidebook to Fungi with CD
colony (heterokaryon) sector (homokaryon) heterokaryotic hyphae of the original
strain uninucleate spores homokaryotic hyphal tip Fig. 7.3 Sectoring within a
heterokaryotic colony. 'Sectoring' refers to the pattern of hyphae in a fungal
colony ...
David Moore, Geoffrey D. Robson, Anthony P. J. Trinci,
2011
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Growth, Differentiation and Sexuality
B. Mating-Type Genes as Master Regulators In the heterothallic basidiomycetes,
fruiting is most regularly observed in the heterokaryon, which is also called the
secondary mycelium. The heterokaryon arises from a mating between two ...
Ursula Kües, Reinhard Fischer,
2006
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The Neurospora Compendium: Chromosomal Loci
Called c. het-d: heterokaryon incompatibility-d IIR. Right offl (25%) (715).
Included in duplications from T(ALS176) (1562) and T(0Y337) (1578). Stable
heterokaryons are not formed by strains het-D+ het-d (715, 716); het-D/het-d
duplications ...
David D. Perkins, Alan Radford, Matthew S. Sachs,
2000
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Fungi: Experimental Methods In Biology, Second Edition
al-1 pan sen al-2 nic sen+ Fusion al-1 pan sen + al-2 nic sen+ Heterokaryon
Resolution of heterokaryon by microconidia plating al-1 pan sen al-1 pan sen +
al-2 nic sen+ al-2 nic sen+ Figure 16.4 heterokaryon technique of preservation
and ...
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Genetics and Breeding of Edible Mushrooms
... heterokaryon heterokaryon heterokaryon + heterokaryon after Yoo et +
heterokaryon al. (1987d) heterokaryon + heterokaryon heterokaryon +
heterokaryon + + + heterokaryon heterokaryon heterokaryon heterokaryon 7ark (
1988) 7ark et al.
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Agricultural Applications
The binuclear basidiospore from secondarily homothallic strains of A. bisporus
are self-fertile and after germination are very similar to the heterokaryon that went
through meiosis. Generally, less than 5% of the spores are uninucleate. The most
...
Karl Esser, Paul A. Lemke, F. Kempken,
2002
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Molecular Biology of Fungal Development
Can J Bot 56:2171–2176, 1978. 22. S Marek, J Wu, NL Glass, DG Gilchrist, R
Bostock. 1999. Programmed cell death in fungi: heterokaryon incompatibility
involves nuclear DNA degradation (abstr). 20th Fungal Genetics Conference, #
335 ...
Table 9.3 Effects of composition of the growth medium on the ratio of nuclear
types in a heterokaryon of Penicillium cyc/opium. (Data from Jinks 1952.) % of
nuclei in Relative growth rates of Composition of medium (%) the heterokaryon ...
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Rhizoctonia Solani, Biology and Pathology
Pathogenicity tests on radish stems showing variation of host-fnngus reaction
after 7 days of ( from left ) : G3 single-basidiospore culture, 2 mutant single-spore
cultures derived from G3 culture, and heterokaryon resulting from anastomosis of
2 ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HETEROKARYON»
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heterokaryon is used in the context of the following news items.
Finding could potentially make iPS cells safer for use in humans
They did so by fusing mouse embryonic stem cells with a human skin cell, or fibroblast, to create a bi-species product, called a heterokaryon, ... «Phys.Org, Sep 13»
The Shape of Pathogenic Proteins
... as measured by its involvement in a program cell death phenomenon called heterokaryon incompatibility. "The basis [of infectivity] goes back ... «Scientist, Sep 07»