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• TITLE: A Review beyond the borders: Proteomics of microclonial black fungi and black yeasts

  AUTHORS: Gorji Marzban, Donatella Tesei, Katja Sterflinger

  KEYWORDS: Sample Preparation; Protein Solubilities; Extremophiles; Fungi

  JOURNAL NAME: Natural Science, Vol.5 No.5, May 29, 2013

  ABSTRACT: Black microcolonial fungi and black yeasts are inhabitants of extreme environments like vulcanic, desert and polar regions, where they are exposed to enhanced temperature alterations and desiccation. They have developed, therefore, extraordinary biologic characteristics which are mainly based on the expression of proteins, however, these are rarely studied and known. The review article presented here is focused on the obstacles and solutions for the proteomic analyses of this very particular fungal species.