Our current study focused on the potential for moonlighting GAPDH on two candidal species: C. albicans, the most common causative agent of human candidiasis, and N. glabratus, which uses slightly different virulence strategies [31] and in some geographic regions compares to C. albicans in terms of relative contribution to severe fungal infections [37,38]. This evidence concerns the gene GAPDH and fungal infectious disease.