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Alternative oxidase induction protects Candida albicans from respiratory stress and promotes hyphal growth

2018-08-31

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The human fungal pathogen Candida albicans possesses two genes expressing a cyanide-insensitive Alternative Oxidase (Aox) enzymes in addition to classical and parallel electron transfer chains (ETC). In this study, we examine the role of Aox in C . albicans under conditions of respiratory stress, which may be inflicted during its interaction with the human host or co-colonising bacteria. We find that the level...

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039117aa-3d72-5b96-af33-b923a8f856ca
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10.1101/405670
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