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Expression and Function of Sex Pheromones and Receptors in the Homothallic Ascomycete Gibberella zeae

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TABLE 1.G. zeae strains used in this study
TABLE 2. Oligonucleotides used in this study
FIG. 1. Deduced sequence of the protein encoded by ppg1Four repeats of one type (WCTWKGQPCW) are underlined, and five repeats of a second type (WCWWKGQPCW) that differs from the firstdecapeptide by a single amino acid are in bold underlined type
FIG. 3. Putative nucleotide sequence of the ppg2putative gene of G. zeae. The sequence shown is from Fusarium genome database contig 1.310
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