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The polymorphism of protein phosphatase Z1 gene in Candida albicans.

Journal of basic microbiology - 1 Dec 2010

Kovács László, Farkas Ilona, Majoros László, Miskei Márton, Pócsi István, Dombrádi Viktor

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The gene of protein phosphatase Z1 (CaPPZ1) that codes a fungus specific regulatory enzyme was investigated in Candida albicans. After cloning and sequencing CaPPZ1 we revealed the heterozygous nature of the ATCC 10231 reference strain, and identified two new alleles termed CaPPZ1-2 and CaPPZ1-3. The genetic polymorphism in CaPPZ1 was extended by finding a fourth allele CaPPZ1-4 in a clinical isolate. Single...

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PMID: 20473966
DOI: 10.1002/jobm.200900434

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