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A novel link between Cell Wall Integrity pathway and Flocculation, regulated by yeast Sen1 dependent interplay between Rlm1 and Tup1

2018-11-06

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The budding yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae is one of the most studied organisms used for the synthesis of products, to explore the human diseases and eukaryotic gene expression mechanisms. The yeast cells with flocculation property are in high demand for industrial applications. However, the pathogenic yeast becomes drug-resistant due to flocculation/biofilm phenotype. The flocculation property of yeast depends...

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b8e2f9ec-1de7-50d7-bfec-0574e8eaaedc
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10.1101/463703
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