Rebekka Harting

This study identifies Usp3 and Usp1 as critical deubiquitinases in Verticillium dahliae that regulate developmental processes and pathogenicity by modulating ubiquitination and gene expression.

This study identifies an NRPS-like gene cluster in Verticillium dahliae that modulates its adaptation to nutrient environments through differential gene expression and transcriptional regulation.

This study identifies SclB as a key transcription factor regulating the transition from vegetative to asexual growth in Aspergillus nidulans by controlling gene expression of conidiation regulators.

This paper identifies HbxB as a key regulator of asexual development and secondary metabolism in Aspergillus nidulans by mapping its genomic binding sites and target genes.

This study identifies a molecular circuit between MsnA and VelB in Aspergillus nidulans that coordinates stress responses with fungal development and secondary metabolism.

The paper shows that VeA, a fungal transcription factor, shuttles between the cytoplasm and nucleus during different developmental stages, with nuclear localization required for sexual development and cytoplasmic presence needed for asexual development.

The paper identifies the VelB intrinsically disordered domain's role in promoting selective heterodimer formation and regulating protein stability in fungal development.

This study identifies key pathways regulating growth and virulence in Verticillium dahliae, highlighting the unfolded protein response, pheromone MAP kinase pathway, and oxylipin precursor formation as critical for pathogenesis.

This study identifies media-dependent secretome responses in Verticillium longisporum, revealing specific exoproteome patterns in plant-related environments and identifying Nlp2 and Nlp3 as key effectors for plant infection.