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Nitric Oxide in Fungal Metabolism (Review)

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The review summarizes the latest data on the identification and synthesis of nitric oxide in fungi, as well as the mechanisms of NO action in these organisms, including S-nitrosylation and the nitration of amino acid residues, the initiation of DNA breaks, transcriptional gene activation, and the cGMP-dependent signaling pathway. Particular attention is paid to the NO-dependent regulation of such processes as apoptosis and various stress responses, spore germination, mycelium growth, and fungal differentiation.

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Filippovich, S.Y., Bachurina, G.P. Nitric Oxide in Fungal Metabolism (Review). Appl Biochem Microbiol 57, 694–705 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S000368382106003X

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