Systems Biology in Fungal Research

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Abstract

The beauty within biological systems can be uncovered using a variety of advanced technological platforms for in-depth profiling. Improvements in genome, transcriptome, proteome, and metabolome investigations, as well as data integration, are moving our understanding of diverse biological systems forward at a rapid rate. Combined with publicly available and customizable bioinformatics tools, we comprehensively profile biological changes under a plethora of circumstances. For fungal pathogens innovation is driven by our ability to explore mechanisms of antifungal resistance, reveal new relationships and interactions between a host and pathogen, improve our characterization of virulence determinants, and discover new antifungal targets. In this Special Issue dedicated to “Systems biology in fungal research”, we explore each of these factors and more, highlighting the multitude of avenues and strategies available to study fungal pathogens and how they impact our environment.

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Geddes-Mcalister, J. (2022, May 1). Systems Biology in Fungal Research. Journal of Fungi. MDPI. https://doi.org/10.3390/jof8050478

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