Resistance of fungi to the antifungal drugs intended to control their growth is clearly of fundamental importance to the treatment of an infected person.
Consequently there is a lot of research effort put in to identifying and describing the mechanisms of resistance used by the fungi, ranging from cellular membrane pumps that remove the drug from the fungal cell to biofilm mats that offer physical resistqance to the entry of the drug into a mass of hyphae.
We have identified several recent papers that review antifungal drug resistance and list them here, as well as other related papers.