Low phosphate growth of fungal mycelia

Details Low phosphate growth of fungal mycelia Low phosphate growth of fungal mycelia

1977-04-25

1979-08-07

Wiseman, Thomas G.

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology

Micro-organism, per se ; compositions thereof; proces of...

Fungi

426656, 435929, 435270, C12B 108, C12D 1306

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041636929

ABSTRACT:
Fungal mycelia are grown in a medium wherein the phosphate level is only slightly above the level which will limit growth, which results in a slightly lower content of ribonucleic acid in the mycelia but which results in the cells being much more amenable to removal of ribonucleic acid by simple means such as thermal shock.

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Sinskey et al., "Removal of Nucleic Acids in SCP," Single-Cell Protein II, Tannenbaum et al., ed, The MIT Press, Cambridge (1975), pp. 158-178.

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