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霍格1在调节脂质滴滴恒温中发挥作用

Xueling Peng1

  • 1Pathogenic Biology Institute, Hengyang Medical College, University of South China, Hengyang, Hunan, China. pengxueling1992@163.com.

Archives of microbiology
|July 9, 2025
PubMed
概括

高度的糖醇反应蛋白 (Hog1) 调节了Candida albicans中的脂质滴滴沉积. 过度表达HOG1可以防止过度的脂质滴积累和特定菌株的细胞死亡.

关键词:
在Candida albicans中使用.能量 能量 能量 能量 能量猪1猪1猪1猪1猪1猪1猪1猪1脂质滴滴是什么 脂质滴滴是什么透应激压力 透应激压力

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