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Immune response to Candida albicans is preserved despite defect in O-mannosylation of secretory proteins.

Medical mycology - 1 Dec 2007

Corbucci Cristina, Cenci Elio, Skrzypek Franck, Gabrielli Elena, Mosci Paolo, Ernst Joachim F, Bistoni Francesco, Vecchiarelli Anna

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The PMT gene family in Candida albicans encodes five isoforms of the protein mannosyltransferases that initiate O-mannosylation of secretory proteins. Mutations at the Pmt level have been associated with differences in pathogenicity, e.g. in contrast to pmt5/pmt5, pmt2/PMT2 mutants showed poor virulence. Our objective was to determine whether these differences were related to the capacity of pmt2/PMT2 and...

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PMID: 17885949
DOI: 10.1080/13693780701537922

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