Podospora anserina, (Rabenh.) Niessl (Rabenh.) Niessl
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EXPRESSION OF PEROXIDASE GENES IN P. ANSERINA View in CoL MYCELIUM
We evaluated the expression of peroxidase genes during two days and four days of growth on M2 medium ( Table 1 View TABLE ), by analyzing microarrays and RNAseq data generated in previous studies ( Bidard et al. 2012; Silar et al. 2019) ( Table 1 View TABLE ). We could evidence expression of all peroxidase genes (except for the “ Pa_2_10 ” pseudogene). The hybrid B peroxidase Pa_2_9370 and the aromatic peroxygenase Pa_0_370 genes were highly transcribed; on the contrary, the class II peroxidase Pa_1_5970 and the aromatic peroxygenase Pa_5_12205 gene were poorly expressed, a feature compatible with the lack of the aromatic peroxygenase Pa_5_ 1220 in secretomes data. Note that analysis of RNAseq data from perithecia showed that the class II peroxidase Pa_1_5970 gene was much more transcribed in these sexual fruiting bodies than in the mycelium, especially in four-day-old perithecia.
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