Titlebook: Candida Albicans; Cellular and Molecul Rajendra Prasad Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Infektionskrankheit.Zellwand.biolog

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书目名称Candida Albicans影响因子(影响力)




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书目名称Candida Albicans读者反馈学科排名

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Morphogenesis in ,,genic fungus is that the morphology of the fungus in the infected tissue is different from that of the propagule which initiates the infection. This has led to the assumption that the morphological changes occurring in the pathological state in some way confer on the fungus a survival advantage. The

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The Developmental Biology of the White-Opaque Transition in ,,ast form or the elongating hyphal form [22]. In the budding yeast form, a mature yeast cell forms an evagination which expands into a mature daughter cell. The major portion of growth in the budding yeast form is, therefore, restricted primarily to the daughter cell. In this growth form, cells are r

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The Stress Response in ,,oteins [2,3,18,30,31,40]. These proteins may be induced by the stress or may be constitutive proteins whose production is markedly increased as a response to such stress. In nearly every system where stress has been studied, stress-response proteins have been found [3,18,30,31,40]. In some organisms

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Relationships Between Dimorphism, Cell Wall Structure, and Surface Activities in ,,es) are secreted locally and interact among themselves to form an organized structure outside the cell plasma membrane. In unicellular eukaryotic organisms and plant cells, this structure is reinforced to withstand osmotic changes in the external environment, giving rise to the so-called cell wall.

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The Plasma Membrane of ,: Its Relevance to Transport Phenomenon,l wall which must be disrupted before fractionation of the membrane can be attempted. The cell wall of . can be removed by enzymic digestion (mainly by glucanases or zymolases) of its components or broken mechanically, following which the membrane may be isolated. These methods of isolation of pure

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Lipids of ,,l environment for the proteins and enzymes to express their activities. Thus, considerable attention of many lipid biochemists has been focussed on the delineation of the role and significance of lipids in the structure and function of membranes. Yeast lipids have been subjected to reviews by severa

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Parasexual Genetics of ,,emphasis on “classical” parasexual genetics, but also to include those aspects of molecular genetics directly relevant. . genetics has been reviewed recently by Whelan [65] and Magee et al. [36]. This chapter will therefore concentrate particularly on analyses which have been performed since these r