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Do morphogenetic switching and intraspecies variation enhance virulence of Candida auris?

15 Oct 2024

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Intraspecies variations that affect pathogenicity and antifungal resistance traits pose a serious obstacle to efficient therapy of Candida auris infections. Recent reports indicate that mutations determine drug susceptibility and virulence. However, mutations alone cannot fully explain a bewildering variety of phenotypes in clinical isolates from known C. auris clades, suggesting an unprecedented complexity...

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PMID: 39405274
DOI: 10.1371/journal.ppat.1012559

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