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Table_1_CgGCS, Encoding a Glucosylceramide Synthase, Is Required for Growth, Conidiation and Pathogenicity in Colletotrichum gloeosporioides.docx
, 2019 Fungal glucosylceramide plays important role in cell division, hyphal formation and growth, spore germination and the modulation of virulence and has recently been considered as target for small molecule inhibitors. In this study, we characterized CgGCS, Chunyu Li (437902), Bin Li (39349), Yimei Huang (5279138), Ganjun Yi (220313), Guiming Deng (437904), Qiaosong Yang (220291), Tongxin Dou (6716630), Chunhua Hu (437906), Jian Yin (64657), Fangcheng Bi (3402446), Tao Dong (15551), Ou Sheng (437907), Huijun Gao (313518) +12 morecore +1 more sourceAccumulation of glucosylceramide in murine testis, caused by inhibition of beta-glucosidase 2: implications for spermatogenesis.
, 2007 One of the hallmarks of male germ cell development is the formation of a specialized secretory organelle, the acrosome. This process can be pharmacologically disturbed in C57BL/6 mice, and thus infertility can be induced, by small molecular sugar-like ...van der Spoel, AC, Platt, Frances, Walden, CM, Sandhoff, R, Yildiz, Y, Platt, FM, Dwek, RA, Chuang, CC, Butters, TD +8 morecore +1 more sourceIdentification of GM1-Ganglioside Secondary Accumulation in Fibroblasts from Neuropathic Gaucher Patients and Effect of a Trivalent Trihydroxypiperidine Iminosugar Compound on Its Storage Reduction
MoleculesGaucher disease (GD) is a rare genetic metabolic disorder characterized by a dysfunction of the lysosomal glycoside hydrolase glucocerebrosidase (GCase) due to mutations in the gene GBA1, leading to the cellular accumulation of glucosylceramide (GlcCer). Costanza Ceni, Francesca Clemente, Francesca Mangiavacchi, Camilla Matassini, Rodolfo Tonin, Anna Caciotti, Federica Feo, Domenico Coviello, Amelia Morrone, Francesca Cardona, Martino Calamai +10 moredoaj +1 more sourceImage_4_CgGCS, Encoding a Glucosylceramide Synthase, Is Required for Growth, Conidiation and Pathogenicity in Colletotrichum gloeosporioides.TIF
, 2019 Fungal glucosylceramide plays important role in cell division, hyphal formation and growth, spore germination and the modulation of virulence and has recently been considered as target for small molecule inhibitors. In this study, we characterized CgGCS, Chunyu Li (437902), Bin Li (39349), Yimei Huang (5279138), Ganjun Yi (220313), Guiming Deng (437904), Qiaosong Yang (220291), Tongxin Dou (6716630), Chunhua Hu (437906), Jian Yin (64657), Fangcheng Bi (3402446), Tao Dong (15551), Ou Sheng (437907), Huijun Gao (313518) +12 morecore +1 more sourceTable_2_CgGCS, Encoding a Glucosylceramide Synthase, Is Required for Growth, Conidiation and Pathogenicity in Colletotrichum gloeosporioides.xls
, 2019 Fungal glucosylceramide plays important role in cell division, hyphal formation and growth, spore germination and the modulation of virulence and has recently been considered as target for small molecule inhibitors. In this study, we characterized CgGCS, Chunyu Li (437902), Bin Li (39349), Yimei Huang (5279138), Ganjun Yi (220313), Guiming Deng (437904), Qiaosong Yang (220291), Tongxin Dou (6716630), Chunhua Hu (437906), Jian Yin (64657), Fangcheng Bi (3402446), Tao Dong (15551), Ou Sheng (437907), Huijun Gao (313518) +12 morecore +1 more sourceImage_2_CgGCS, Encoding a Glucosylceramide Synthase, Is Required for Growth, Conidiation and Pathogenicity in Colletotrichum gloeosporioides.TIF
, 2019 Fungal glucosylceramide plays important role in cell division, hyphal formation and growth, spore germination and the modulation of virulence and has recently been considered as target for small molecule inhibitors. In this study, we characterized CgGCS, Chunyu Li (437902), Bin Li (39349), Yimei Huang (5279138), Ganjun Yi (220313), Guiming Deng (437904), Qiaosong Yang (220291), Tongxin Dou (6716630), Chunhua Hu (437906), Jian Yin (64657), Fangcheng Bi (3402446), Tao Dong (15551), Ou Sheng (437907), Huijun Gao (313518) +12 morecore +1 more sourceTable_3_CgGCS, Encoding a Glucosylceramide Synthase, Is Required for Growth, Conidiation and Pathogenicity in Colletotrichum gloeosporioides.xls
, 2019 Fungal glucosylceramide plays important role in cell division, hyphal formation and growth, spore germination and the modulation of virulence and has recently been considered as target for small molecule inhibitors. In this study, we characterized CgGCS, Chunyu Li (437902), Bin Li (39349), Yimei Huang (5279138), Ganjun Yi (220313), Guiming Deng (437904), Qiaosong Yang (220291), Tongxin Dou (6716630), Chunhua Hu (437906), Jian Yin (64657), Fangcheng Bi (3402446), Tao Dong (15551), Ou Sheng (437907), Huijun Gao (313518) +12 morecore +1 more sourceSelection of lactic yeast producing glucosylceramide from cheese whey
application/pdfFrom 2150 isolates from raw milk and milk products, yeast strains were surveyed to produce glucosylceramide from cheese whey. Most of the 54 strains that had accumulated a detectable amount of glucosylceramide were identified as ...Arai, Ikichi, Takakuwa, N, Ohnishi, Masao, Urashima, Tadasu, Oda, Yuji, Sugai, Michiko +5 morecore Image_1_CgGCS, Encoding a Glucosylceramide Synthase, Is Required for Growth, Conidiation and Pathogenicity in Colletotrichum gloeosporioides.TIF
, 2019 Fungal glucosylceramide plays important role in cell division, hyphal formation and growth, spore germination and the modulation of virulence and has recently been considered as target for small molecule inhibitors. In this study, we characterized CgGCS, Chunyu Li (437902), Bin Li (39349), Yimei Huang (5279138), Ganjun Yi (220313), Guiming Deng (437904), Qiaosong Yang (220291), Tongxin Dou (6716630), Chunhua Hu (437906), Jian Yin (64657), Fangcheng Bi (3402446), Tao Dong (15551), Ou Sheng (437907), Huijun Gao (313518) +12 morecore +1 more sourceBiliary excretion of glycolipid in induced or inherited glucosylceramide lipidosis.
, 1981 Metabolically inert L-[1-14C]glucosylceramide is stored predominantly in the liver after intravenous administration to mice. The half-time of this glycolipid analogue in the liver is 3.5 days and its clearance occurs predominantly via the bile.R. Kanter, J. Massey, R. O. Brady, MORRONE, Stefania, B. Neumeyer, A. E. Gal, P. G. Pentchev, A. Sawitsky, R. Wong +8 morecore