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Management Science, 1997
We address an assembly problem, motivated by flat panel display manufacturing, where the quality (or performance) of the final product depends upon characteristics of the components to be assembled, which are not constant from component to component. We analyze the tradeoff between the increase in the potential value of products gained by putting off ...
Izak Duenyas +2 more
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We address an assembly problem, motivated by flat panel display manufacturing, where the quality (or performance) of the final product depends upon characteristics of the components to be assembled, which are not constant from component to component. We analyze the tradeoff between the increase in the potential value of products gained by putting off ...
Izak Duenyas +2 more
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Mating type and mating strategies in Neurospora
BioEssays, 1990AbstractIn the heterothallic species Neurospora crassa, strains of opposite mating type, A and a, must interact to give the series of events resulting in fruiting body formation, meiosis, and the generation of dormant ascospores. The mating type of a strain is specified by the DNA sequence it carries in the mating type region; strains that are ...
R L, Metzenberg, N L, Glass
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Mating types of Agrocybe aegerita
Current Genetics, 1982Sexual reproduction in Agrocybe aegerita is controlled by the tetrapolar mechanism of homogenic incompatibility. The two mating factors, A and B, are nonequivalent and exhibit functional specificity. Fourteen distinct A factors and 17 distinct B factors were identified in 17 natural isolates from Europe and Japan.
F, Meinhardt, J F, Leslie
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Mating Types in Stentor coeruleus
The Journal of Protozoology, 1969SYNOPSIS. Conjugation in Stentor coeruleus was investigated, using a standardized culture technic which yielded large numbers of mating pairs within a single culture. Spontaneous bursts of selfing occurred during a definite interval in the development of a culture. Structurally distinct preconjugator cells appeared immediately before as well as during
T L, Webb, D, Francis
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Novel mating type-dependent transcripts at the mating type locus in Magnaporthe oryzae
Gene, 2007The mating type locus (MAT1) of Magnaporthe oryzae has similar structural organization to MAT in other ascomycetes and encodes the mating type genes MAT1-1-1 with an alpha-box motif and MAT1-2-1 with an HMG-box motif in the MAT1-1 and MAT1-2 idiomorphs, respectively.
Masaki, Kanamori +7 more
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Diversity of A mating type in Lentinula edodes and mating type preference in the cultivated strains
Journal of Microbiology, 2018Diversity of A mating type in Lentinula edodes has been assessed by analysis of A mating loci in 127 strains collected from East Asia. It was discovered that hypervariable sequence region with an approximate length of 1 kb in the A mating locus, spanning 5' region of HD2-intergenic region-5' region of HD1, could represent individual A mating type as ...
Byeongsuk, Ha +7 more
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Mating Types in Glaucoma scintillans
The Journal of Protozoology, 1969SYNOPSIS. Two sexually isolated varieties or syngens of Glaucoma scintillans have been found in Japan. Each of these includes 8 (or 9) mating types, any one of which can conjugate with the other 7 (or 8). Under appropriate conditions, a high percentage of the animals in a mixture of 2 mating types of the same syngen underwent conjugation.
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Mating types inPichia membranaefaciens
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, 1964Mating types have been found in a strain ofPichia membranaefaciens. The implication of this finding for the classification of some heterothallic species provisionally placed in the genusEndomycopsis is considered.
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Artificial Mating-Type Conversion and Repetitive Mating for Polyploid Generation
ACS Synthetic Biology, 2018The yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae is one of the best-understood biological systems and can produce numerous useful compounds. Sexual hybridization (mating) can drive dramatic evolution of yeasts by the inheritance of half of the parental genomic information from each cell.
Nobuo Fukuda, Shinya Honda
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Mating Type Inheritance in Glaucoma*
The Journal of Protozoology, 1969SYNOPSIS. Mating was observed in collections of Glaucoma from 2 localities in Illinois. The collections could be divided into 2 syngens on the basis of mating type reactions. Corticotype analysis showed that syngen 1 was intermediate in meridian number between Glaucoma chattoni and Glaucoma scintillans, while syngen 2 had the same range as Glaucoma ...
R, Phillips, I, Abraham
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