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University of Aberdeen; Hans Knoell Institute; Friedrich Schiller University
This review discusses the transition of Candida albicans from a commensal organism to a pathogen, focusing on the key players of the fungal cell surface, the role of morphology, and the regulation of cell wall components that are crucial for this transition and subsequent host interactions.
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