… all Candida species can grow in all three morphologies, and the proportion of cells that grow
in a particular morphology can vary among Candida species… yeast morphology, whereas C. …

… several isolates, which suggests a co-evolution between virulence and resistance. Moreover,
… isolates recovered from cystic fibrosis patients also pointed to morphological changes as a …

… Candida glabrata is a pathogen of clear clinical importance as it is the second most commonly
isolated Candida species in … At the first glance, the small colony morphology and lower …

… Here we review recent literature elucidating Candida albicans interactions with host … the
importance of the glyoxylate cycle and metabolic plasticity for virulence [36,37]; this work shows …

… In Candida albicans and related species, the peptide toxin candidalysin may be under selective
pressure due to its virulence and … For millions of years both groups have coevolved while …

… Immunomodulation by a low-virulence, agerminative variant of Candida albicans. Further
evidence for … Candida albicans morphology and dendritic cell subsets determine T helper cell …

… Yeast species have been recognized for decades based on phenotypic properties, including
colony and cellular morphologies… to distinguish and compare yeast species when Phaff and …

… albicans virulence and immunogenicity are largely … albicans and its mammalian host shape
the outcome of their … albicans has coevolved with humans for at least 2,000 years132, that …

… Candida albicans is a commensal yeast fungus of the human … with different yeast-like or
filament-like morphologies and … albicans is its ability to change morphology to and from the …

… albicans to undergo a reversible morphological transition from yeast to filamentous forms
is a well-established virulent trait. Over the past few decades, a significant amount of research …