Uncoupling of oxidative phosphorylation enables Candida albicans to resist killing by phagocytes and persist in tissue
Shaoji Cheng, M. Hong Nguyen(Stanford University), Cornelius J. Clancy(University of Pittsburgh), Zongde Zhang, Kenneth A. Iczkowski(University of California, Davis), Binghua Hao(Office of Infectious Diseases), Wei Wang(Hunan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Michael A. Pfaller(University of Iowa)
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