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Biological rhythms represent a ubiquitous form of cellular and organismal temporal regulation. Circadian rhythms provide organisms with the ability to anticipate environmental cycles imposed by the earth’s rotation. Most eukaryotic organisms express this endogenous program allowing them to adapt to cyclic environmental conditions.
Sordaria macrospora is a homothallic ascomycete which is able to form fertile fruiting bodies without a mating partner. To analyze the molecular basis of homothallism and the role of mating products during fruiting body development, we have deleted the mating type gene Smta-1 encoding a high-mobility group domain (HMG) protein. The ΔSmta-1 deletion strain is morphologically wild type during vegetative...
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