Diffusional and transcriptional mechanisms involved in laccases production by Pleurotus ostreatus CP50
•Opposite effects of EDCF and DOT on fungal physiology were observed.•DOT above 8% negatively affects poxc transcription and laccase specific production.•EDCF positively affects fungal growth and laccase specific production.•Cultures
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| description | •Opposite effects of EDCF and DOT on fungal physiology were observed.•DOT above 8% negatively affects poxc transcription and laccase specific production.•EDCF positively affects fungal growth and laccase specific production.•Cultures |
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