Morphology of F13 colonies as they develop over time and effect on colony morphology of deleting TEC1, SFL1 and DIG1.

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Main Author:	Gareth A. Cromie (17118013) (author)
Other Authors:	Zhihao Tan (12445003) (author), Michelle Hays (127441) (author), Amy Sirr (9929190) (author), Aimée M. Dudley (9929229) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Biophysics Microbiology Genetics Molecular Biology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Developmental Biology Marine Biology Infectious Diseases Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified single celled organisms colony morphology (< >( tec1 </ >( dig1 </ gene expression analysis different expression patterns div >< p 26 genes sampled examine colony development gene expression spatiotemporal patterns colony periphery colony growth colony center sfl1 </ sfg1 </ msb2 </ flo11 </ cis3 </ bud8 </ yeast strain transcription factors taken early strong effects spatiotemporal factors produces colonies local environment known roles individual deletion include genes greatly reduced fungal colonies day5 ), day2 ), colonies later clonal community cell specialization
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Morphology of F13 colonies as they develop over time and effect on colony morphology of deleting <i>TEC1</i>, <i>SFL1</i> and <i>DIG1</i>.