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The subject of study at the Szaniszlo Lab:  
Wangiella dermatitidis

thm_wd_SEM 6500x wt 25C budding yeasts .jpg (9112 bytes)   thm_wd_SEM wt 25C yeast bud scar.jpg (8702 bytes)   thm_wd_SEM wt 25C yeast bud scar2.jpg (8534 bytes)
Wangiella, wt, 25°C, budding yeast with scars (McIntosh)   Wangiella, wt, 25°C, budding yeast with scars, close up (McIntosh)   Wangiella, wt, 25°C, budding yeast with scars, close up, different view (McIntosh)
thm_wd_SEM hf1 28C hyphae.jpg (6339 bytes)   thm_wd_SEM wt 37C budding.jpg (11867 bytes)   thm_wd_SEM hf1 isotropic cells hyphae.jpg (10298 bytes)
Wangiella, Hf1, 28°C, length of hyphae (McIntosh)   Wangiella, wt, 37°C, budding (McIntosh)   Wangiella, Hf1, isotropic cells among hyphae (McIntosh)
thm_wd_wdchs3 SEM 37C.jpg (11025 bytes)   thm_wd_SEM muriform.jpg (15301 bytes)   thm_wd_hf1 SEM 37C.jpg (8920 bytes)
Wangiella, wdchs3 mutant, 37°C   Wangiella, multicellular, sclerotic form.   Wangiella, Hf1, 37ºC

 

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