👉 The term "Thiotrichaceae" refers to a group of fungi that are characterized by their ability to produce a variety of compounds and enzymes, primarily in the form of thiol compounds, which are the primary components of many biological substances. These compounds include thiosulfate, thiothiouracil (TTHU), and other sulfonates. The term is often used in biotechnology for the production of pharmaceuticals and other bioactive compounds.
