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""; ""ABSTRACT""; ""INTRODUCTION ""; ""AUTOMATED GENOMIC DATA MINING ""; ""ADVANTAGES OF WEB AGENTS OVER MANUAL SEARCHING""; ""COMPARISON OF THE OCCURRENCE OF DEVELOPMENTAL GENE SEQUENCES IN THE GENOMES OF EUKARYOTES ""; ""OVERALL CONCLUSIONS""; ""REFERENCEES ""; ""JOURNEY OF PHYTOPATHOGENIC FUNGI FROM GENETICS TO GENOMICS ""; ""ABSTRACT""; ""INTRODUCTION "" 327 $a""GENE-FOR-GENE INTERACTIONS IN THE EVOLUTION OF FUNGAL PATHOGENS """"FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS APPROACHES TO EXPLORE FUNGAL PATHOGENESIS IN PLANTS ""; ""PERSPECTIVE ""; ""REFERENCES""; ""IN SILICO TOOLS TO STUDY PHYTOFUNGI ""; ""ABSTRACT ""; ""INTRODUCTION ""; ""1. SOME IMPORTANT WEBSITES AND DATABASES""; ""2. MORPHOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR IDENTIFICATION ""; ""3. THE CURRENT STATUS OF FUNGAL GENOMICS ""; ""4. ELECTRONIC JOURNALS AND BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATABASES ""; ""5. OTHER APPLICATIONS OF BIOINFORMATICS""; ""6. 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