… Our results raise once more the question of the importance of hybridization for the emergence
of yeast pathogens [1] and pose the intriguing question of whether C. albicans ability to …

… Candida albicans is the second most frequent agent of human fungal infections worldwide,
… and invasive infections, constituting the largest dataset to date for this major fungal pathogen. …

… that allows breeding hybrids with broad adaptability, improved … that enable this increased
adaptive evolution in Z. tritici for … novo-ulmi facilitated adaptation of this invasive species by …

… that hybridization played an important role in the evolution of A. … evolutionary and ecological
processes in the adaptation of plant pathogens, and to propose a method that could facilitate …

… interspecific hybridization of plant fungal pathogens leads to host expansion and adaptation
… In comparison, hybrids of human fungal pathogens are less characterized and understood. …

… of these hybrids may be yeasts that are pathogens of other … Formation of the hybrid may
have facilitated a change in host range … one another and these pathogenic hybrids can emerge. …

… data from filamentous fungi did not indicate differences between genome size of fungal
pathogens and that of saprophytes. However, contrasting to what is observed in bacteria, recent …

… that these genes are under adaptive evolution. This number is … Various mechanisms have
been described that facilitate … of diploid nuclei through hybridization that can later return to a …

… of adaptive evolution of recombination hotspots may lead to an enrichment in fast-evolving
gene … Protein secretion is an important component of virulence in plant pathogenic fungi. We …

… pathogen, B. graminis, led to the understanding that host specialization can occur by
hybridization between two … To further assess assembly quality and to facilitate future genome-…