Extracellular vesicles regulate biofilm formation and yeast-to- hypha differentiation in Candida albicans

Honorato, Leandro; Araujo, Joana Feital Demetrio de; Ellis, Cameron C.; Piffer, Alicia Corbellini; Pereira, Yan; Frases, Susana; Araújo, Glauber Ribeiro de Sousa; Pontes, Bruno; Mendes, Maria Tays; Pereira, Marcos Dias; Guimarães, Allan J.; Silva, Natalia Martins da; Vargas, Gabriele; Joffe, Luna; del Poeta, Maurizio; Nosanchuk, Joshua D.; Zamith-Miranda, Daniel; Reis, Flávia Coelho Garcia dos; Oliveira, Haroldo Cesar de; Rodrigues, Marcio Lourenço; Martins, Sharon de Toledo; Alves, Lysangela Ronalte; Almeida, Igor C.; Nimrichter, Leonardo.
Artículo en Portugués | ARCA | ID: arc-54810

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