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The thermotolerant Arabian killifish, <i>Aphanius dispar</i> , as a novel infection model for human fungal pathogens

2024-10-12

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Candida albicans : a fungal pathogen, can cause superficial and fatal infections in humans. An important virulence factor in C. albicans dissemination is the transformation from yeast to an invasive hyphal form, which is favoured at human body temperature. Zebrafish, a useful model for studying C. albicans infections, cannot survive at 37°C. Arabian killifish, Aphanius dispar , an emerging teleost model can tol...

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Literature Corpus work: 5fe1714d-bc86-5fb7-b41f-a0788aee6b66
DOI: 10.1101/2024.10.08.617174

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