Karl Kuchler

This study shows that Candida-Klebsiella interactions enhance fungal virulence and tissue pathology by rewiring fungal morphogenesis and host immune responses.

This study shows that Candida auris can develop antifungal resistance and morphological changes during routine strain exchange on filter paper without antifungal exposure.

This study identifies a carbonic sensing pathway (CSP) in Candida auris that enhances drug resistance and skin colonization through mechanisms involving ROS response, cell wall remodeling, and energy metabolism.

This study identifies Hog1 MAP kinase as essential for Candida auris skin colonization and intradermal persistence through RNA-seq and phenotypic analyses.