Revision of the proposed chemical structure of a compound accumulated in the growth medium of a white collar-2 mutant of Neurospora crassa

Authors

Jarret Aguilar, Bowling Green State University
R. Harding, Indiana University

Abstract

The white collar mutants have been shown to be blocked in several blue light regulated processes in Neurospora crassa (Harding, R.W. and R.V. Turner 1981 Plant Physiol. 68:745-749; Harding, R.W. and S. Melles 1983 Plant Physiol. 72:996-1000; Degli- Innocenti, F. and V.E.A. Russo 1984 J. Bacteriol. 159:757-761; Russo, V.E.A. 1988 J. Photochem. Photobiol. 2:59-65). As reported by J. Aguilar and R. Harding at the 16th Fungal Genetics Conference (Poster Session 1, Abstract 3), a compound has been isolated and identified which accumulates in the growth medium of a white collar-2 mutant (D. Perkins stock 9896-5, identical in wc genotype to FGSC 3818, which is a sibling). A proposed chemical structure of this compound was presented.

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Aguilar, J., and R. Harding (1992) "Revision of the proposed chemical structure of a compound accumulated in the growth medium of a white collar-2 mutant of Neurospora crassa," Fungal Genetics Reports: Vol. 39, Article 1. https://doi.org/10.4148/1941-4765.1427