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- * Our findings revealed that this strain can remain as active single cells for up to 2 days before forming branched mycelia.
- * This new culturing method may enhance research on cell behavior and development in fungi during their early growth stages.
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Some cell biological studies of have been limited by the rapid rates of hyphal growth and fusion. In this study, we investigated the causative mutation in the standard C24 allele of (FGSC #9) and assayed the growth and circadian phenotype of the strain under different nutritional conditions. We show that the strain can be maintained as metabolically active single cells for 2 days before its growth advances into branched mycelia. This culturing system offers the potential to advance subcellular dynamic research and to facilitate greater understanding of in the early developmental stages.
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