C. albicans OBPA/C5_01770C Literature Guide

Reference	Species	Other Genes Addressed
*Basante-Bedoya MA, et al.* (2022)** Two distinct lipid transporters together regulate invasive filamentous growth in the human fungal pathogen Candida albicans. PLoS Genet 18(12):e1010549 CGD Papers Entry Pubmed Entry	C. albicans	\|ALS3 \|DNF1 \|DNF2 \|DNF3 \|DRS2 \|ECE1 \|HGC1 \|HWP1 \|OSH2 \|OSH3 \|OSH4 \|SAC1 \|SAP6 \|UME6
*Gil-Bona A, et al.* (2015)** Candida albicans cell shaving uncovers new proteins involved in cell wall integrity, yeast to hypha transition, stress response and host-pathogen interaction. J Proteomics 127(Pt B):340-351 CGD Papers Entry Pubmed Entry Reference LINKOUT Web Supplement Data	C. albicans	\|ACT1 \|ADE1 \|ADE12 \|ADE13 \|ADE17 \|ADE5,7 \|ADH1 \|ADH2 \|AGE3 \|AGM1 \|AHA1 \|AHP1 \|AIP2 \|ALI1 \|MORE
*Srikantha T, et al.* (2012)** Nonsex genes in the mating type locus of Candida albicans play roles in a/alpha biofilm formation, including impermeability and fluconazole resistance. PLoS Pathog 8(1):e1002476 CGD Papers Entry Pubmed Entry Reference LINKOUT Reference LINKOUT Reference LINKOUT Reference LINKOUT	C. albicans	\|MTLA1 \|MTLA1 \|MTLALPHA2 \|MTLALPHA2 \|OBPALPHA \|OBPALPHA \|PAP1 \|PAP1 \|PAPALPHA \|PAPALPHA \|PIKA \|PIKA \|PIKALPHA \|PIKALPHA
Alby K and Bennett RJ (2010) Sexual reproduction in the Candida clade: cryptic cycles, diverse mechanisms, and alternative functions. Cell Mol Life Sci 67(19):3275-85 CGD Papers Entry Pubmed Entry Reference LINKOUT	C. albicans	\|MTLA1 \|MTLA1 \|MTLA2 \|MTLA2 \|MTLALPHA1 \|MTLALPHA1 \|MTLALPHA2 \|MTLALPHA2 \|OBPALPHA \|OBPALPHA \|PAP1 \|PAP1 \|PAPALPHA \|PAPALPHA \|MORE
*Reedy JL, et al.* (2009)** Mechanistic plasticity of sexual reproduction and meiosis in the Candida pathogenic species complex. Curr Biol 19(11):891-9 CGD Papers Entry Pubmed Entry Reference LINKOUT	C. albicans	\|HIP1 \|HIP1 \|MTLA1 \|MTLA1 \|MTLA2 \|MTLA2 \|MTLALPHA1 \|MTLALPHA1 \|MTLALPHA2 \|PAP1 \|PAP1 \|PAPALPHA \|PAPALPHA \|PIKA \|MORE
Butler G (2007) The Evolution of MAT: The Ascomycetes. Chapter 1 In: Sex in fungi: molecular determination and evolutionary implications, edited by J. Heitman. pp. 3-17, ASM Press. CGD Papers Entry	C. albicans	\|MTLA1 \|MTLA1 \|MTLA2 \|MTLA2 \|MTLALPHA1 \|MTLALPHA1 \|MTLALPHA2 \|MTLALPHA2 \|OBPALPHA \|OBPALPHA \|PAP1 \|PAP1 \|PAPALPHA \|PAPALPHA \|MORE
*Xu D, et al.* (2007)** Genome-wide fitness test and mechanism-of-action studies of inhibitory compounds in Candida albicans. PLoS Pathog 3(6):e92 CGD Papers Entry Pubmed Entry Reference LINKOUT Web Supplement Data	C. albicans	\|AAH1 \|AAH1 \|AAP1 \|AAP1 \|AAT1 \|AAT1 \|AAT21 \|AAT21 \|ABC1 \|ABC1 \|ABD1 \|ABD1 \|ABP140 \|ABP140 \|MORE

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