Anagha C.T. Menon

This study identifies a novel fungal taurine biosynthetic pathway in Candida albicans, showing its role in metabolic fitness and virulence.

This study identifies Met32 as a master regulator of sulfur utilization and resistance to reactive sulfur species in C. albicans, highlighting its role in fungal virulence.

The paper curates AMR mutations in fungi to create FungAMR, identifies universal resistance mutations, and provides a tool to screen genomes for AMR mutations.