… from patients with long-term Candida carriage had increased levels of surviving persisters. …
The levels of surviving persisters for each C. albicans strain isolated in a given week is shown …

… For patients who survive, Candida leaves the circulation and establishes infectious foci in
many organs, the nature of which depend on the physiological state of the host. These include …

… albicans transcription factor and cell-wall mutants we identified 17 genes essential for either
entry or survival in stationary phase at 30C… survival during various phases of growth at 30C. …

… This article will discuss five of the most important human fungal pathogens (Candida
albicans, … and virulence factors adopted by each to survive and replicate within macrophages. …

Food safety is a fundamental concern of both consumers and the food industry. The increasing
incidence of foodborne diseases increases the demand of using antimicrobials in foods. …

… The strain of C. albicans significantly modifies survival, acting with different intensities in
each strain of mice: more virulent in CD1 mice (relative risk 2.34 1.27 2.97) and in DBA/2 mice (…

… to each group, incubated at 33C, and were observed daily for survival until no larvae were
left or they became pupae. To assess larval survival, they were lightly touched to verify the …

… discussion of survival of pathogens in phagocytic cells. … survival of these organisms in
phagocytic cells? Second, the paradigm for innate immune-protection against invasive candidiasis…

… The percentage of survival for each strain was determined as follows (colonies in absence
… of SOD in mediating survival in the presence of BMDMs, we spiked survival assays with 10 U …

… the calcineurin pathway plays an important role in the survival of C. albicans in the presence
of external growth inhibitors. … However, PMC1 did not play a direct role in the survival of C. …