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abstract = {The ascomycete Neurospora crassa is classical model organisms in biology. So far, a phylogenetic analysis based on genomic sequences of four non-functional nuclear loci has been reported for 44 natural isolates of N. crassa. Three subgroups (clades) with a distinct geographical distribution have been identified: clade A (Caribbean Basin and Ivory Coast), clade B (Europe, Ivory Coast and India), and clade C (India). Here, we report the results of a phylogenetic analysis of 16 additional isolates. Six of these were from the Caribbean Basin, eight from Europe and one from Pakistan and one from Thailand. The previously described clades and their geographical distribution were generally confirmed. All Caribbean isolates belonged to clade A and all European isolates belonged to clade B, with the exception of one isolate from Italy, which also belonged to clade A, suggesting a transport from the Caribbean Basin or the Ivory Coast to Europe. Interestingly, the isolates from Pakistan and Thailand were found in a separate group, basal to all other clades. Their phylogenetic classification is not yet clear as they might belong to N. crassa but as well to N. perkinsii, potentially representing yet undescribed phylogenetic groups or species of Neurospora, or hybrids.}
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Citation for Study 12564

Citation title:
"Phylogenic analysis of additional Neurospora crassa isolates".

Study name:
"Phylogenic analysis of additional Neurospora crassa isolates".

This study is part of submission 12564
(Status: Published).
Citation
Radic T., Gastaldello S., Diegmann J., & Roenneberg T. 2012. Phylogenic analysis of additional Neurospora crassa isolates. Fungal Genetics Reports, (59): 13 - 20.
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Radic T.
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Gastaldello S.
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Diegmann J.
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Roenneberg T.
Abstract
The ascomycete Neurospora crassa is classical model organisms in biology. So far, a phylogenetic analysis based on genomic sequences of four non-functional nuclear loci has been reported for 44 natural isolates of N. crassa. Three subgroups (clades) with a distinct geographical distribution have been identified: clade A (Caribbean Basin and Ivory Coast), clade B (Europe, Ivory Coast and India), and clade C (India). Here, we report the results of a phylogenetic analysis of 16 additional isolates. Six of these were from the Caribbean Basin, eight from Europe and one from Pakistan and one from Thailand. The previously described clades and their geographical distribution were generally confirmed. All Caribbean isolates belonged to clade A and all European isolates belonged to clade B, with the exception of one isolate from Italy, which also belonged to clade A, suggesting a transport from the Caribbean Basin or the Ivory Coast to Europe. Interestingly, the isolates from Pakistan and Thailand were found in a separate group, basal to all other clades. Their phylogenetic classification is not yet clear as they might belong to N. crassa but as well to N. perkinsii, potentially representing yet undescribed phylogenetic groups or species of Neurospora, or hybrids.
Keywords
ascomycetes, phylogenetic species, wild-types
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref20587,
author = {Tanja Radic and Silvia Gastaldello and Julia Diegmann and Till Roenneberg},
title = {Phylogenic analysis of additional Neurospora crassa isolates},
year = {2012},
keywords = {ascomycetes, phylogenetic species, wild-types},
doi = {},
url = {http://www.fgsc.net/FGR/FGR59/FGR59Radic.htm},
pmid = {},
journal = {Fungal Genetics Reports},
volume = {},
number = {59},
pages = {13 -- 20},
abstract = {The ascomycete Neurospora crassa is classical model organisms in biology. So far, a phylogenetic analysis based on genomic sequences of four non-functional nuclear loci has been reported for 44 natural isolates of N. crassa. Three subgroups (clades) with a distinct geographical distribution have been identified: clade A (Caribbean Basin and Ivory Coast), clade B (Europe, Ivory Coast and India), and clade C (India). Here, we report the results of a phylogenetic analysis of 16 additional isolates. Six of these were from the Caribbean Basin, eight from Europe and one from Pakistan and one from Thailand. The previously described clades and their geographical distribution were generally confirmed. All Caribbean isolates belonged to clade A and all European isolates belonged to clade B, with the exception of one isolate from Italy, which also belonged to clade A, suggesting a transport from the Caribbean Basin or the Ivory Coast to Europe. Interestingly, the isolates from Pakistan and Thailand were found in a separate group, basal to all other clades. Their phylogenetic classification is not yet clear as they might belong to N. crassa but as well to N. perkinsii, potentially representing yet undescribed phylogenetic groups or species of Neurospora, or hybrids.}
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TY - JOUR
ID - 20587
AU - Radic,Tanja
AU - Gastaldello,Silvia
AU - Diegmann,Julia
AU - Roenneberg,Till
T1 - Phylogenic analysis of additional Neurospora crassa isolates
PY - 2012
KW - ascomycetes
KW - phylogenetic species
KW - wild-types
UR - http://www.fgsc.net/FGR/FGR59/FGR59Radic.htm
N2 - The ascomycete Neurospora crassa is classical model organisms in biology. So far, a phylogenetic analysis based on genomic sequences of four non-functional nuclear loci has been reported for 44 natural isolates of N. crassa. Three subgroups (clades) with a distinct geographical distribution have been identified: clade A (Caribbean Basin and Ivory Coast), clade B (Europe, Ivory Coast and India), and clade C (India). Here, we report the results of a phylogenetic analysis of 16 additional isolates. Six of these were from the Caribbean Basin, eight from Europe and one from Pakistan and one from Thailand. The previously described clades and their geographical distribution were generally confirmed. All Caribbean isolates belonged to clade A and all European isolates belonged to clade B, with the exception of one isolate from Italy, which also belonged to clade A, suggesting a transport from the Caribbean Basin or the Ivory Coast to Europe. Interestingly, the isolates from Pakistan and Thailand were found in a separate group, basal to all other clades. Their phylogenetic classification is not yet clear as they might belong to N. crassa but as well to N. perkinsii, potentially representing yet undescribed phylogenetic groups or species of Neurospora, or hybrids.
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JF - Fungal Genetics Reports
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IS - 59
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