响应光的转录因子CmOzf整合了Cordyceps militaris中的结合,果实体发育和二次代谢

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Jin-Feng Chen1, Fu-Ling Cheng1, Tong-Yue Chen2

  • 1College of Biological and Chemical Engineering, Chongqing University of Education, Chongqing, China.

Microbiology spectrum
|October 20, 2025
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概括

转录因子CmOzf调节Cordyceps militaris中的真菌发育,控制状物形成和二次新陈代谢. 它与蓝光光受体CmWC-1相互作用,揭示了用于改善菌株的新光响应途径.

关键词:
在Cmozff中使用.在Cmwc-1中使用.科尔迪塞普斯军用菌 (Cordyceps militaris) 是一种植物.胡卜素是一种胡卜素.这就是Conidia conidia的意思.果实体是一个果实体.

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