ABSTRACT
Candida albicans as a pathogen of great clinical significance can widely colonize in many ecological niches of human body, especially in the immunocompromised population. Currently, antifungal drugs that can be used in clinical treatment are very limited. However, the genome of Candida albicans has a high rate of mutation, which can help it quickly develop resistance to antifungal drugs. Therefore, drug resistance in Candida albicans remains a great threat to clinical practice. This article focused on the frequent loss of heterozygosity (LOH) events in Candida albicans, summarized the association between LOH and other genomic variants and discussed the relationship of the frequency of de novo mutations, heterozygous status of key drug resistance genes and reproductive pattern with antifungal drug resistance.