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Candida albicans, a pervasive opportunistic pathogen, undergoes a unique phenotypic transition from a "white" phenotype to an "opaque" phenotype. The switch to opaque impacts gene expression, cell morphology, wall structure, metabolism, biofilm formation, mating, virulence, and colonization of the skin and gastrointestinal (GI) tract. Although the regulation of switching is complex, a paradigm has evolved from a number of studies, in which, in its simplest form, the transcription factors Efg1 and Wor1 play central roles. When EFG1 is upre
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