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Identification of novel genes controlling sexual development in Aspergillus species
The overall aim of this PhD project was to gain a better understanding of the genetic controls of sexual development in Aspergillus species, a topic of both of fundamental and practical importance. Work covered three areas. First, over 70 genes have already been identified associated with sexual rep
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