Loss of centromere function drives karyotype evolution in closely related Malassezia species
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J. Heitman | R. Siddharthan | Sheng Sun | C. Tellgren-Roth | K. Sanyal | Md. Hashim Reza | G. Ianiri | Marco A. Coelho | Sundar Ram Sankaranarayanan | Bhagya C. Thimmappa | Promit Ganguly | Rakesh Netha Vadnala | T. Dawson | Bhagya C Thimmappa | Sheng Sun | S. Sankaranarayanan
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