Calcineurin is required for Candida albicans to survive calcium stress in serum.
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Calcineurin is required for Candida albicans to survive calcium stress in serum.
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Calcineurin is required for Candida albicans to survive calcium stress in serum.
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Calcineurin is required for Candida albicans to survive calcium stress in serum.
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Calcineurin is required for Candida albicans to survive calcium stress in serum.
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Calcineurin is required for Candida albicans to survive calcium stress in serum.
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Calcineurin is required for Candida albicans to survive calcium stress in serum.
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Calcineurin is required for Candida albicans to survive calcium stress in serum.
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10.1128/IAI.73.9.5767-5774.2005
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