The latter study unveils conserved and noncanonial activities of Set1 to H3K4me and H3K36me, respectively, and also the Set1-Cre1-Hyd1/2 pathway that functions in B. bassiana as does the KMT2-Cre1-Hyd4 pathway in M. robertsii and mediates not only cellular events associated with host infection and virulence, but also asexual development required for fungal survival/dispersal in host habitats. This evidence concerns the gene SETD1A and infection.