More than 24% of all genes regulated by Ssr4 is far beyond those regulated by Snf6 (∼10%) in C. albicans (20) and Reil1-like protein (13.5%), a pre-60S subunit export factor that was also increasingly upregulated at the transcriptional level in the 48-h infection course and involved in nutritional metabolism and transport required for the asexual cycle in vitro and in vivo of B. bassiana (53). The gene discussed is SSR4; the disease is infection.