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Dagenais TRT et al. – In combination with recent large–scale approaches analyzing global fungal responses to distinct environmental or host conditions, these studies have identified many factors that contribute to the overall pathogenic potential of A. fumigatus. Here, the authors provide an overview of the significant findings regarding A. fumigatus pathogenesis as it pertains to invasive disease.

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