- is a
multinucleate cell that
contains genetically different nuclei.
Heterokaryotic and
heterokaryosis are
derived terms. This is a
special type of syncytium...
-
green alga
Derbesia had been long
considered an exception,
until the
heterokaryotic hypothesis was
challenged by
later studies.)
Compatible cell-types can...
-
producing a
dikaryotic or
heterokaryotic cell with
multiple nuclei. This cell may then
divide to
produce dikaryotic or
heterokaryotic hyphae. The
second step...
- of wild strains.
While wild
strains are
highly adaptable and may be
heterokaryotic (contain
nuclei of
dissimilar genotype within a
single organism, and...
- et al., p. 12.
Pulhalla JE,
Mayfield JE (1974). "The
mechanism of
heterokaryotic growth in
Verticillium dahliae". Genetics. 76 (3): 411–422. PMC 1213075...
- are
packaged into one ascospore. The
individual is thus
permanently heterokaryotic.
Examples of this
mating system include "Neurospora tetra****" and...
-
draft genome of R.
solani strain Rhs1AP
covers 51.7 Mbp,
although the
heterokaryotic genome of this
strain was
estimated at 86 Mb,
based on an
optical map...
- in
certain parasitic fungal plant pathogens, such as Phytophthora.
heterokaryotic Having two or more
genetically distinct nuclei in a
common cytoplasm...
- of the
compatible haploid mycelia.
Following anastomosis, a
fertile heterokaryotic zygosporangium is
formed within which the
zygospores develop. During...
-
light it
receives during development. For example,
exposure of the
heterokaryotic mycelium to
light is
required for
fruiting to occur, and furthermore...
