What are single celled fungi called?
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yeast are only the unicellular fungi.
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Single-celled fungi are called yeast.
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They are classified as Ascomycota and Basidiomycota. The yeast genome is present within a nucleus, being organised in the form of higher organisms. Yeast is widely used in the food industry for baking, brewing and fermentation processes.
Yeast is also a very popular model organism in research. This is mainly because of the easily manipulative genome and having certain features common with higher eukaryotes. Yeast is also a source of many human diseases.
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