Coriolopsis trogii hydrophobin genes favor a clustering distribution and are widely involved in mycelial growth and primordia formation.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2021.145863
Abstract: Hydrophobins are small, secreted proteins with important physiological functions in mycelial growth and fungal development. Here, 1 nucleus-specific and 35 allelic hydrophobin genes were identified in the genome of a white rot fungus, Coriolopsis trogii.… read more here.
Keywords: hydrophobin genes; clustering distribution; hydrophobin; mycelial growth ... See more keywords
Laccase produced by Coriolopsis trogii and Cerrena unicolor with the mixed of metal ions and lignocellulosic materials
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DOI: 10.15376/biores.18.2.3895-3908
Abstract: Coriolopsis trogii and Cerrena unicolor were investigated for laccase production in submerged fermentation with different nutrient medium containing metal ions and lignocellulosic materials. The maximum laccase activity of C. trogii Han751 was 8584.44 ± 98.45… read more here.
Keywords: coriolopsis trogii; unicolor; nutrient medium; laccase ... See more keywords
Coriolopsis trogii MUT3379: A Novel Cell Factory for High-Yield Laccase Production
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DOI: 10.3390/fermentation10070376
Abstract: Coriolopsis trogii is a basidiomycete fungus which utilizes a large array of lignin-modifying enzymes to colonize and decompose dead wood. Its extracellular enzymatic arsenal includes laccases, i.e., polyphenol oxidases of relevant interest for different industrial… read more here.
Keywords: coriolopsis trogii; high yield; production; trogii mut3379 ... See more keywords