Transcriptomic Analysis of Mucor irregularis Containing a Negative Single-Stranded RNA Mycovirus

  • Barata R
  • Vianez-Júnior J
  • Nunes M
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Abstract

The fungus Mucor irregularis is a causative agent of mucormycosis. The transcriptome analysis of the isolated M. irregularis strain C3B revealed the presence of an RNA polymerase domain of a negative-polarity RNA virus. In this work, we describe the gene ontology-based annotation of the Mucor irregularis transcriptome, which includes a putative RNA mycovirus. The fungus Mucor irregularis is a causative agent of mucormycosis. The transcriptome analysis of the isolated M. irregularis strain C3B revealed the presence of an RNA polymerase domain of a negative-polarity RNA virus. In this work, we describe the gene ontology-based annotation of the Mucor irregularis transcriptome, which includes a putative RNA mycovirus.

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Barata, R. R., Vianez-Júnior, J. L. S. G., & Nunes, M. R. T. (2019). Transcriptomic Analysis of Mucor irregularis Containing a Negative Single-Stranded RNA Mycovirus. Microbiology Resource Announcements, 8(30). https://doi.org/10.1128/mra.00503-19

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