Addition of NRG1 does not phenocopy Chr7 trisomy.

(A) Diploid strains with an extra copy of NRG1 were assayed for filamentation under hyphal-inducing conditions, liquid RPMI at 30°C, for three hours. At least 50 cells across 5 + fields of view were categorized as either yeast or filamentous for each strain per replicate...

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Main Author:	Abhishek Mishra (4343047) (author)
Other Authors:	Norma V. Solis (8339217) (author), Siobhan M. Dietz (21615616) (author), Audra L. Crouch (8408454) (author), Scott G. Filler (202661) (author), Matthew Z. Anderson (7512680) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Genetics Evolutionary Biology Ecology Infectious Diseases Virology Computational Biology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified scale chromosomal changes multiple host niches human fungal pathobiont div >< p large phenotypic effects background genetic variation murine systemic infection sc5314 background rendered candida albicans </ aab chr7 trisomy strain background interacts chr7 trisomy phenotypes chromosome 7 aneuploidy strain background systemic infection chromosome 7 chr7 trisomy albicans </ including large genetic backgrounds chr7 ). aneuploidy interacts strain avirulent imparted phenotypes chromosome aneuploidy vitro </ nrg1 </ ” commensal unclear whether strains trisomic specific chromosomes results demonstrate laboratory strains homolog identity generally limited experiments show determine commensal current understanding conserved across alter commensal
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Addition of <i>NRG1</i> does not phenocopy Chr7 trisomy.

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