Fusarium Photoreceptors
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Fusarium Photobiology
2.1. Effects of Light on Development
2.2. Effect of Light on Carotenogenesis
2.3. Effect of Light on the Production of Other Secondary Metabolites
3. Fungal Photoreceptors
4. Flavoproteins
4.1. White Collar Complex
Fusarium White Collar System
4.2. VVD-Like Flavoproteins
Fusarium Vivid Protein VvdA
4.3. Other Flavin Photoreceptors
5. Cryptochromes
Fusarium Cryptochromes CryD and CryP
6. Rhodopsins
6.1. Fusarium Rhodopsins CarO and OpsA
7. Phytochromes
8. Study of Photoreceptor Functions through Global Transcriptomic Tools
8.1. Effect of wcoA Mutation on the Fusarium Transcriptome
8.2. Effect of cryD Deletion on the Fusarium Transcriptome
9. Concluding Remarks
Author Contributions
Funding
Data Availability Statement
Acknowledgments
Conflicts of Interest
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Group | Chromophore 1 | Protein 2 | References 3 | F. fujikuroi 4 | F. oxysporum 5 | F. graminearum 6 | |
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Flavoproteins | Flavin (blue) | WCC 7 | WcoA | [32,63,64,65,66] | FFUJ_13691 | FOXG_03727 | FGSG_07941 |
WcoB | [32,65,66] | FFUJ_00530 | FOXG_01037 | FGSG_00710 | |||
VvdA | [50,67] | FFUJ_06055 | FOXG_03254 | FGSG_08456 | |||
LovA | - | FFUJ_11713 | FOXG_12253 | FGSG_02972 | |||
LovB | - | FFUJ_08848 | FOXG_09176 | FGSG_04991 | |||
Cryptochrome photolyase family | MTHF/flavin (blue) | CryD | [50,51,68] | FFUJ_05732 | FOXG_03570 | FGSG_08852 | |
CryP | - | FFUJ_03105 | FOXG_02060 | FGSG_06765 | |||
PhrA | [69] | FFUJ_00436 | FOXG_01134 | FGSG_00797 | |||
Rhodopsins | Retinal (green) | CarO | [70,71] | FFUJ_11804 | FOXG_12142 | FGSG_03064 | |
OpsA | [70,72] | FFUJ_02352 | FOXG_15406 | FGSG_07554 | |||
Phytochromes | Biliverdin (red) | FphA | [32] | FFUJ_05887 | FOXG_03424 | FGSG_08608 |
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Chicago/Turabian StylePardo-Medina, Javier, M. Carmen Limón, and Javier Avalos. 2023. "Fusarium Photoreceptors" Journal of Fungi 9, no. 3: 319. https://doi.org/10.3390/jof9030319