Functional annotation of putative hypothetical proteins from Candida dubliniensis.
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Summary
Better understanding of mechanism of virulence, drug resistance, pathogenesis, adaptability to host, tolerance for host immune response, and drug discovery for treatment of C. dubliniensis infections is facilitated.
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- 2014-06-10
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Sociology
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