Antony T. Vincent

This study identifies Isw2-mediated chromatin remodeling as a regulator of antifungal tolerance and heteroresistance in Candida albicans, revealing its role in suppressing CRZ1 transcription and modulating drug responses.

This study identifies Met32 as a master regulator of sulfur utilization and resistance to reactive sulfur species in C. albicans, highlighting its role in fungal virulence.

This study identifies the TOR signaling pathway and Ino80 chromatin-remodeling complex as key regulators of hypoxic adaptation in Candida albicans by coordinating phosphate homeostasis and chromatin accessibility.

This study shows that manganese homeostasis in Candida albicans affects cell wall integrity and antigen exposure, altering immune recognition.

This study confirms that PqsE is conserved and functionally relevant across diverse Pseudomonas aeruginosa strains, highlighting its role in quorum sensing and virulence.

This paper identifies a specialized operon in Vibrio cholerae that senses antimicrobial peptides and activates multiple resistance systems, including efflux pumps and outer membrane modifications.

This study investigates how manganese homeostasis affects virulence and stress tolerance in Candida albicans through transcriptional profiling and genetic analysis.

This study identifies Adr1 as a transcription factor regulating ergosterol pathway and azole resistance in C. albicans, with functional interactions with Upc2.