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. 2017 Dec 1;3(4):66. doi: 10.3390/jof3040066

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Regulation of the morphogenetic transition in thermally dimorphic fungal pathogens. (a) H. capsulatum; (b) B. dermatitidis; (c) T. marneffei; (d) P. brasiliensis; and, (e) S. schenckii. Solid lines or arrows represent direct regulation. Dotted lines or arrows represent indirect or unknown regulation. Positive and negative relationships between components are illustrated in black and red, respectively. Transcription factors are illustrated as rectangles, and other proteins as ovals. Proteins controlling hyphal to yeast transitions are indicated in green. Proteins controlling yeast to hyphal transitions are indicated in blue.

Regulation of the morphogenetic transition in thermally dimorphic fungal pathogens. (a) H. capsulatum; (b) B. dermatitidis; (c) T. marneffei; (d) P. brasiliensis; and, (e) S. schenckii. Solid lines or arrows represent direct regulation. Dotted lines or arrows represent indirect or unknown regulation. Positive and negative relationships between components are illustrated in black and red, respectively. Transcription factors are illustrated as rectangles, and other proteins as ovals. Proteins controlling hyphal to yeast transitions are indicated in green. Proteins controlling yeast to hyphal transitions are indicated in blue.