… Commensalism and virulence depend on its morphological … The hypothesis that Candida
albicans colonization and … homology between the virulent Candida albicans factor Hwp1 and …

… virulence of the pathogenic fungus Candida species is well characterized by its ability to
undergo morphological … to the development of candidiasis in immunocompromised individuals (…

Mucosal tissues are constitutively colonized by a wide assortment of host-adapted microbes.
This includes the polymorphic fungus Candida albicans which is a primary target of human …

… virulence, with proline as one example, and provided a detailed analysis of the metabolic
restructuring associated with morphological … Given their close co-evolutionary association, they …

… ecology and especially virulence of this microsporidian is lacking, we investigated the
consequences of infection on multiple clones of Daphnia, hypothesizing that the virulence of this …

… different morphological data (sporangial shape and size; shape, … candida isolates to check
the nature of virulence and their … Co-evolution of host and pathogen under diverse selection …

… example of a fungus in which virulence is directly linked to its … of the yeast opportunistic
pathogen Candida albicans. BMC … Tight coevolution of proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA)…

… fungal pathogenicity and that compromise antifungal therapy—… this fungus has developed
during its co-evolution with the host are … to 37C triggers the morphological transition from the …

… The existence of virulence traits in environmentally- derived opportunistic pathogens may …
the idea that co- evolution is a requirement of microbial pathogenesis and virulence. This …

… trajectories that shape how fungi interact with … virulence traits, which likely evolve due
to selection pressure present during infection [23]. This could represent a longer co-evolutionary …