Chronological lifespan correlates with virulence within Candida albicans but long lifespan is not restricted to pathogenic Candida species
Yeast cells can remain viable for extended periods after entering stationary phase, a survival trait measured as chronological lifespan (CLS). Although CLS is well characterized in Saccharomyces cerevisiae as a model of postmitotic aging, its relevance to human-associated fungi remains poorly understood. Candida species of the CTG (CUG-Ser1) clade vary widely in ecology and clinical importance,…
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