Normal Adaptation of Candida albicans to the Murine Gastrointestinal Tract Requires Efg1p-Dependent Regulation of Metabolic and Host Defense Genes

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    Supplemental legends. Table S1, C. albicans strains used in this work. Table S2, primers used in this work. Figure S1, colonization levels of strains that were coinoculated into BALB/c mice.

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    Table S3, list of genes differentially expressed during colonization relative to laboratory grown cells, in at least one strain in one organ.

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    Table S4, list of genes showing common differential expression in WT C. albicans cells colonizing the cecum and the ileum.

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    Table S5, expression of selected genes in WT and efg1- null mutant cells colonizing the GI tract, determined by microarray.

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    Table S6, list of genes differentially expressed between efg1- null mutant and WT cells colonizing organs of the GI tract.

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    Table S7, list of genes differentially expressed between efg1- efh1- double null mutant and WT cells colonizing organs of the GI tract.

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    Table S8, list of genes differentially expressed between efg1- cph1- double null mutant and WT cells colonizing organs of the GI tract.

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    Table S9, list of genes differentially expressed in all efg1- strains tested relative to WT cells colonizing organs of the GI tract.

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  1. Eukaryotic Cell January 2013 vol. 12 no. 1 37-49
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