Candida glabrata evolved in YPD after ANI and FLZ evolution. Nakaseomyces glabratus

We evolved several Candida glabrata strains in YPD, previously adapted to fluconazole and/or anidulafungin (see PM id = 34699784). We sequenced their genomes after YPD evolution in two ways. First, for several strains we have 'pure' samples, each corresponding to the genome of a single strain. Second, for other strains we have 'pooled' samples, containing a mix of strains of different clades. These 'pooled' samples were used for aneuploidy calling. These data are related to the study "Long-term stability of acquired drug resistance and resistance associated mutations in the fungal pathogen Nakaseomyces (Candida) glabrata". Also, note that the C. glabrata DNA was pooled together with DNA from other species before sequencing, and we extracted C. glabrata reads (deposited here) by read mapping to the reference genomes.