The small GTPase BcCdc42 affects nuclear division, germination and virulence of the gray mold fungus Botrytis cinerea

Keyphrases

• Germination 100%
• Virulence 100%
• Conidia 100%
• Small GTPase 100%
• Cdc42 100%
• Nuclear Division 100%
• Botrytis Cinerea 100%
• Mold Fungi 100%
• Gray Mold 100%
• Saccharomyces Cerevisiae 50%
• Growth Rate 50%
• Developmental Processes 50%
• Eukaryotic Cells 50%
• Hyphae 50%
• Filamentous Fungi 50%
• Broad-host-range 50%
• Host Tissues 50%
• Overlap Function 50%
• Cytoskeleton Organization 50%
• Deletion mutant 50%
• Growth Differentiation 50%
• Hyphal Branching 50%
• Cinerea 50%
• Vegetative Growth 50%
• Reduced Growth 50%
• Necrotroph 50%
• Sclerotia Development 50%
• Vegetative Differentiation 50%
• Cytological Examination 50%
• Nuclear-to-cytoplasmic Ratio 50%
• Growth Abnormality 50%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Nuclear Division 100%
• Botrytis Cinerea 100%
• Botrytis 100%
• Conidium 100%
• Saccharomyces cerevisiae 50%
• Infectious Agent 50%
• Wild Type 50%
• Hypha 50%
• Filamentous Fungus 50%
• Host Range 50%
• Cytoskeleton 50%
• Host Tissue 50%
• Eukaryotic Cell 50%
• Deletion Mutant 50%
• Vegetative Growth 50%