The VeA regulatory system and its role in morphological and chemical development in fungi
In fungi, the velvet gene, or veA, is involved in the regulation of diverse cellular processes, including control of asexual and sexual development as well as secondary metabolism. This global regulator is conserved in numerous fungal species. Interestingly, in Aspergilli, where most of the studies...
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| description | In fungi, the
velvet gene, or
veA, is involved in the regulation of diverse cellular processes, including control of asexual and sexual development as well as secondary metabolism. This global regulator is conserved in numerous fungal species. Interestingly, in Aspergilli, where most of the studies on
veA have been carried out, this gene has been described to mediate development in response to light. In recent years the knowledge of this important regulatory system has expanded through the use of
Aspergillus nidulans as a model organism, and through the study of
veA orthologs across fungal genera. This review includes information on the current understanding of
veA function and its mechanism of action. The fact that
veA has only been found in fungi, together with advances in the elucidation of the
veA mechanism, might be useful in designing future control strategies to decrease the detrimental effects of fungi while enhancing those qualities that are beneficial. |
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