Genetic Analysis of Blue Light-Induced Responses in Neurospora crassa
Genetic Analysis of Blue Light-Induced Responses in Neurospora crassa
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粗糙脉孢菌蓝光诱导反应的遗传分析
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-642-69767-8_24
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发表时间:
1984
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V. Russo
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作者:
F. Innocenti;V. Russo
A genetic analysis of blue light sensory transduction chains has been done until now essentially only in Phycomyces. In this organism it was found that two genes, mad A and madB, are necessary for the photoinduction of five different effects. This pleiotropism has been considered an indication of the different photoresponses having their early steps in common, including the photoreceptor [12, 17, 18]. The disadvantage of Phycomyces lies in the fact that its genetics, as well as its biochemistry are still at a very primitive stage. On the contrary,Neurospora crassa, one of the most studied eukaryotic organisms, is well known from both a genetic [15] and from a biochemical point of view [6]. Furthermore, it has been studied also from a photobiological point of view (see below). The possibility of integrating information coming from genetic, biochemical, and photobiological studies makes this organism particularly suitable to approach the problem of photoreception at the molecular level.