Matthew Z. Anderson

The paper investigates paralog redundancy in the Candida albicans TLO gene family, finding that while most paralogs show redundancy, some exhibit non-redundant functions and form interconnected networks.

This study identifies Candida albicans colonization in colorectal tumors as a factor linked to reduced survival and impaired radiation response.

This study shows that Chr7 trisomy in Candida albicans affects colonization and virulence differently depending on strain background and homolog identity.

The paper examines the evolution of the TLO gene family in Candida albicans, revealing distinct evolutionary paths among structural groups and identifying functional motifs.

This study uses RNA sequencing on 21 Candida albicans isolates to link transcriptional variation to phenotypic traits, identifying gene modules associated with virulence and uncovering novel regulators of growth and filamentation.

This study analyzes the genome of Candida albicans to show that mutation and cryptic sexual recombination drive its evolution, with non-random distribution of SNPs and LOH events.