DISCOVERING AUTOREGULATOR SYSTEMS IN INDUSTRIALLY USEFUL BASIDIOMYCETES: A NOVEL APPROACH TO IMPROVE FUNGAL BIOPROCESSES BY ENDOGENOUS EXTRACELLULAR SIGNALS.
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Summary
This work allowed identification and characterization of the first laccase isoenzyme from the fruiting body of P. ostreatus, and proves the expression of a functional protein by the related hypothetical encoding transcript through mass spectrometry of LACC12.
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