ArticleBiotechnology for biofuels2017
The transcription factor PDR-1 is a multi-functional regulator and key component of pectin deconstruction and catabolism in
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Abstract
backgroundPectin is an abundant component in many fruit and vegetable wastes and could therefore be an excellent resource for biorefinery, but is currently underutilized. Fungal pectinases already play a crucial role for industrial purposes, such as for foodstuff processing. However, the regulation of pectinase gene expression is still poorly understood. For an optimal utilization of plant biomass for biorefinery and biofuel production, a detailed analysis of the underlying regulatory mechanisms is warranted. In this study, we applied the genetic resources of the filamentous ascomycete species
resultsThe pectin degradation regulator-1 (PDR-1) was identified through a transcription factor mutant screen in
conclusionsPDR-1 is highly conserved in filamentous ascomycete fungi and is present in many pathogenic and industrially important fungi. Our data demonstrate that the function of PDR-1 in
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