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Evolutionary genomics of yeast pathogens in the Saccharomycotina

3 Aug 2016

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Saccharomycotina comprises a diverse group of yeasts that includes numerous species of industrial or clinical relevance. Opportunistic pathogens within this clade are often assigned to the genus Candida but belong to phylogenetically distant lineages that also comprise non-pathogenic species. This indicates that the ability to infect humans has evolved independently several times among Saccharomycotina. Although...

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PMID: 27493146
DOI: 10.1093/femsyr/fow064

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