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Microbiology and Immunology

Where Do Fungi Really Get Their Aminoacids?

josekolich

By josekolich
December 14, 2004 in Microbiology and Immunology

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josekolich

josekolich

Posted December 14, 2004

Posted December 14, 2004

WHERE DOES FUNGI GET THEIR AMINOACIDS: FROM EXTERNAL PROTEIN DEGRADATION O JUST FROM TRADUCTION FROM mRNA?

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PuelloDiablo

PuelloDiablo

Posted December 27, 2004

Posted December 27, 2004

They can either get it from external sources, or they can synthezise it from simpler compounds.

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