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Integration of homeostatic and adaptive oxidative responses by a putative co-chaperone, Wos2, drives fungal virulence in cryptococcosis

2023-04-03

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The increasing prevalence of invasive fungal pathogens are dramatically changing the clinical landscape of infectious diseases and are an imminent burden to public health that lack the resources (i.e., robust antifungals) to tackle this threat. Specifically, the human opportunistic pathogen, Cryptococcus neoformans, expresses elaborate virulence mechanisms and is equipped with sophisticated adaptation strategies...

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54029757-d7a5-56da-b028-84e837216eee
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10.1101/2023.04.03.535320
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