… Candida albicans and Candida glabrata biofilms developed under neutral and vaginal acidic
(pH 4) conditions… acid), and compare them with those formed in a neutral environment. This …

… to create conditions as close as possible to the in vivo situation. In … glabrata is not able to
form hyphae and, therefore, cannot form strong biofilms compared to the other Candida species …

… dynamic state compared with other conditions. Except YPD medium, there were … conditions
on the numbers of Candida albicans and Candida glabrata single biofilms and mixed biofilms …

… a comparison of the biology and pathogenesis of these two pathogens. … In addition, Candida
species can promote other diseases. … glabrata biofilms consist of yeast cells with occasional …

… the biofilm formation in environment with different glucose … there is no difference in the
biofilm formation of Candida spp. … , the in vitro evaluation may not fully detail the ability of C. …

… different for these two Candida species, including the varied abundance of 393 vesicular
proteins when the two species were compared. … under the same conditions, the biofilms were …

… pair-wise comparisons between conditions to investigate … grown in the presence of acetate,
we compared the transcript … fact, azole resistance among Candida species, especially C. …

… Vulvovaginal candidiasis (VVC), a pathological condition of … responses among different
species, we compared FLC and BA … at inhibiting the yeast-to-hyphal transition and thus biofilm …

… glabrata complex were revealed to be C. … Conditions for HWP-PCR were as follows:
initial denaturation … Comparison of the frequency of virulence genes with the phenotypic …

… were compared with those previously reported in the biofilm … found in biofilms developed
in neutral or acidic conditions, … reported in the biofilm matrix of other Candida species) (all …