Biochemical properties of mitochondria fromCandida albicans

Dimorphism in Candida Albicans. I. Morphology- Dependent Changes in Cellular Content of Macromolecules and Respiratory Activity

“…They were well in agreement with patterns obtained with cells of the same strain grown in nutrient broth with maximum aeration (37), indicating the presence of cytochromes a-Ha3, b, and c(+cl).…”

“…Spectra of washed cells were determined in a Shimadzu MPS 50L spectrophotometer fitted with an expanded-scale recorder and with 2-ml cuvettes by the method described previously (37).…”

Growth and Respiration Characteristics of Candida albicans

“…They are usually oval to elongated, sinuous or branched rods with double membranes and cristae [69,84,125] (Fig. lA).…”

The Chemistry of Polysaccharides of Fungi and Lichens

“…Estimates of average outer chain lengths are based on /?-amylolysis values (percentage of maltose liberated on treatment with /?-amylase, the stepwise action of which on outer chains is arrested on approach to the branch points) of 45 to 55% (22,(24)(25)(26)(27)(28)(29). In common with glycogens from mammalian sources (Chapter 4, Volume 3), fungal glycogens are branched polysaccharides in which chains of 4-O-substituted a-D-glucopyranosyl units are occasionally interrupted by 4,6-di-O-substituted units, which form the branch points.…”