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Complete Mitogenome of the High Ethanol Production Fungus Mh2-2

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Date 2021 Jan 21
PMID 33473993
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spp. are significantly important plant pathogens, and some of them are ethanol-producing strains. During infection and/or ethanol production, requires a plenty of energy that is mainly provided by mitochondria. Here we report the first mitogenome from a selected strain mh2-2 that produces ethanol from glucose and xylose. The size of this mitogenome, 46 kb, is different from the size of any reported mitogenome. Our results provide insight into the functions and evolution of mitochondrial genes and genomes.

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