Enhanced visualization of nuclear staining and cell cycle analysis for the human commensal Malassezia

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Malassezia is a lipophilic commensal yeast that resides mainly on the mammalian skin and is also found to associate with the internal organs. Dysbiosis of Malassezia is related to several diseases and often escapes detection as it is difficult to culture and maintain. Malassezia cell wall differs from other budding yeasts like S. cerevisiae due to the difference in the lipid content and is difficult to transform....

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