The FvMK1 mitogen-activated protein kinase gene regulates conidiation, pathogenesis, and fumonisin production in Fusarium verticillioides

Keyphrases

• Mitogen-activated Protein Kinase 100%
• Conidiation 100%
• Fusarium Verticillioides 100%
• Fumonisin Production 100%
• Fumonisin Biosynthesis 75%
• Pathogenicity 50%
• Vegetative Growth 50%
• Plant Infection 50%
• Fungi 25%
• Molecular Mechanism 25%
• Expression Level 25%
• Deletion mutant 25%
• Orthologs 25%
• Human Health 25%
• Phytopathogens 25%
• Maize 25%
• Fusarium Oxysporum 25%
• Fusarium Graminearum 25%
• Fungal Pathogens 25%
• Production Level 25%
• Non-pathogenic 25%
• Asexual Reproduction 25%
• Sexual Reproduction 25%
• Macroconidia 25%
• Fumonisins 25%
• Infection Assay 25%
• Animal Health 25%
• Corn Stalk 25%
• Stalk Rot 25%
• Inoculation Site 25%
• FUM1 25%
• Microconidia 25%
• Corn Kernel 25%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Mitogen 100%
• Pathogenicity 100%
• Vegetative Growth 100%
• Conidiation 100%
• Fusarium verticillioides 100%
• Deletion Mutant 50%
• Infectious Agent 50%
• Wild Type 50%
• Allele 50%
• Phytopathogenic Fungi 50%
• Animal Health 50%
• Macroconidia 50%
• Microconidia 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinase 100%
• Anabolism 100%
• Fusarium verticillioides 100%
• Vegetative Growth 66%
• Wild Type 33%
• Deletion Mutant 33%
• Allele 33%
• Infectious Agent 33%
• Animal Health 33%