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Crosstalk between the Ino80 complex and TOR signaling drives fungal adaptation to hypoxia through chromatin remodeling

2025-12-19

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In the human host, the opportunistic yeast Candida albicans must adapts to niches that vary markedly in oxygen tension, ranging from the hypoxic gastrointestinal and vaginal tracts to more oxygen-rich niches such as the skin. Thriving across this spectrum requires the capacity to dynamically rewire core metabolic pathways in response to fluctuating oxygen levels. Yet, despite the central role of oxygen in shaping...

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e65ece90-cd98-5dc0-ab5d-ad90b0e8a75d
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10.64898/2025.12.19.695452
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