Candida albicans mitochondrial dynamics during a yeast to hyphal transition
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Comparison studies using cellular homogenates and crude mt fractions indicated that individual mt undergo changes in enzyme activity prior to mt division and growth, implying that mt processes are important in the yeast to hyphal transition.
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