The asymmetric chemical structures of two mating pheromones reflect their differential roles in mating of fission yeast
Taisuke Seike(Kyushu Institute of Technology), Chikashi Shimoda(Osaka City University), Taro Nakamura(Osaka City University), Hiromi Maekawa(The University of Osaka)
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