Titlebook: Biochemistry of Cell Walls and Membranes in Fungi; Paul J. Kuhn,Anthony P. J. Trinci,Leonard G. Coppi Conference proceedings 1990 Springer

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Chitin Synthesis in Yeast (,),the structure of both lateral walls and septa. In the yeast, ., it is mainly found in the primary septum, although a small amount appears to be dispersed throughout the cell wall (Molano et al. 1980; Horisberger and Vonlanthen 1977; Mol and Wessels 1987). This localization suggested that the formati

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Inhibition of Chitin Metabolism,opathogenic fungi, and also of the skeletal structures of most invertebrates. As vertebrates and higher plants do not produce this polysaccharide, chitin metabolism is an attractive target for antifungal agents and pesticides (Gooday 1977). A clear analogy is with the peptidoglycan of bacterial wall

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Lipids in the Structure and Function of Fungal Membranes,ate and capable of rapid direct responses to manipulation of environmental factors, fungi have been relatively little exploited in fundamental studies on membrane composition and the roles of membrane lipids. Nevertheless, such investigations can often be carried out more directly and conveniently w

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,Squalene Epoxidase — Enzymology and Inhibition,way. The conversion of this 30-carbon hydrocarbon to the tetracyclic lanosterol structure was originally thought to occur in one step without intermediates. Tchen and Bloch (1957) showed that rat liver extracts require oxygen and reduced pyridine nucleotide to perform cyclisation of squalene. Yeast