… non-commercial and no modifications or adaptations are made. … Carbon limitation can also
impair repair and cold stress may … NO production strongly correlates with temperature stress …

… , and a second compound targeting the biosynthesis of the corresponding amino acid, …
This proof of principle for dual targeting – inhibiting both biosynthesis and aminoacyl tRNA …

… to their cargos from degradation by extracellular enzymes, … for 48 hours at room temperature
with shaking on the rocker … The clathrin-coated vesicle isolation procedure was adapted …

… of environmental signals in the host, which include hypoxia, temperature, CO2 concentration
and nutrient conditions. There are several in vitro ways to produce the different C. albicans …

… dosage differentially affects MMS resistance in C. glabrata, with … Collectively, these results
uncouple the in vitro and in vivo … auris, Cryptococcus neoformans and Histoplasma capsulatum…

… association with its host was examined by measuring conidiation events in the substrate. …
best conditions for its cultivation are temperatures between 18-22 C, and humidity 70% in …

… high temperature and virulence in Cryptococcus neoformans … a scenario for the adaptation
of microbial communities to the … translocation is the uncoupling of ATP synthesis via oxidative …

… 227 Figure 16 Constitutive Mrr1 activity impedes growth on non- … fumigatus and Cryptococcus
neoformans. Glucan synthases … oxidative phosphorylation was uncoupled had increased …

… responses that would be difficult for pathogens to adapt to and overcome, supporting a role
… Almost a decade later, vesicles from Cryptococcus neoformans were characterized by freeze…

… These differences, which are likely due to the adaptation of the … to be isolated, a higher
temperature could lead to the desired … It would therefore be important to explore how urea affects …