Professor Neil Gow. Neil’s group has published over 200 research papers and reviews related to work on the growth, morphogenesis and pathogenesis of human fungal pathogens and other fungi. He has specific interests in the molecular genetics of cell wall biosynthesis in fungi and the directional growth responses of fungal cells as well as the virulence properties of medically important fungal species. In recent years he has focussed mainly on the genetics of glycosylation and the fungus-host interaction, and on chitin synthesis and hyphal orientation responses.

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