Pseudosexual reproduction in STRIPAK mutants favors the wild-type parental genotype.

Distribution of genotypes among progeny in wild-type, pph22Δ, pph22Δ sup, and far8Δ crosses. Number of progeny analyzed for each cross are (from left to right): 58, 282, 112, 281,122, 55. Fisher’s exact test was per...

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Main Author:	Patricia P. Peterson (20291306) (author)
Other Authors:	Sarah Croog (21627551) (author), Yeseul Choi (6068969) (author), Sheng Sun (142836) (author), Joseph Heitman (22335) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Cell Biology Genetics Molecular Biology Infectious Diseases Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified produce viable spores modulating reproductive modes maintaining genome stability div >< p nuclear selection appears excluded following cell α -< b regulatory partner far8 play critical roles human fungal pathogen >, another component regulating nuclear inheritance cell cycle progression exclusive pseudosexual reproduction stripak signaling network faithful sexual reproduction cryptococcus neoformans </ >, sexual reproduction pseudosexual reproduction sexual reproduction nuclear organization cell fusion neoformans </ far8 </ cryptococcus </ </ b specific roles meiotic progression inheritance mechanisms fungal adaptation >, stripak >, possibly sexual development pph22 </ ppg1 </ type parent transcriptomic profiling stripak complex rna processing rescued growth related phosphatase recently shown mutant nucleus high rate genes involved findings highlight findings demonstrate dna replication distinct contributions developmental defects
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Pseudosexual reproduction in STRIPAK mutants favors the wild-type parental genotype.

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