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DNA SEQUENCE ANALYSIS AND PHENOTYPIC METHODS ROUTINELY IDENTIFY YEASTS
FROM PATIENT SPECIMENS (click for details) |
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HOW DOES DNA SEQUENCING FIT INTO A CLINICAL MYCOLOGY LABORATORY FOR
THE IDENTIFICATION OF YEAST AND FILAMENTOUS MOLDS? (click for details) |
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LACK OF INFUSION-RELATED ADVERSE EVENTS WITH ANIDULAFUNGIN (ANID) (click for details) |
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THE IN-VITRO SUSCEPTIBILITY OF CRYPTOCOCCUS NEOFORMANS TO ALLITRIDIUM (click for details) |
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CORRELATIONS BETWEEN THE PROPOSED PROCEDURE FOR ANTIFUNGAL
SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING (AFST) OF THE EUROPEAN COMMITTEE ON ANTIBIOTIC
SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING (EUCAST), THE MICROMETHOD OF THE NCCLS, AND TWO
COMMERCIAL TECHNIQUES, ETEST AND SENSITITRE YEASTONE (click for details) |
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LONG-TERM FOLLOW UP OF ONYCHOMYCOSIS TREATMENT (click for details) |
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DIFFERENTIATION OF ASPERGILLUS SPECIES USING AUTOMATED
REP-PCR DNA FINGERPRINTING (click for details) |
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MOLECULAR TYPING AND ANTIFUNGAL SUSCEPTIBILITY TESTING OF
CRYPTOCOCCUS NEOFORMANS FROM AIDS PATIENTS FROM BRAZILIAN
INSTITUTIONS. (click for details) |
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AMPHOTERICIN B-ARABINOGALACTAN CONJUGATE IN A MURINE MODEL:
TISSUE DISTRIBUTION, EFFECT ON CYTOKINE EXPRESSION AND THERAPEUTIC
EFFICACY (click for details) |
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CONCURRENT DOUBLE INFECTIONS OF THE SKIN: PHAEOHYPHOMYCOSIS AND
NOCARDIOSIS IN A PATIENT WITH IDIOPATHIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA (click for details) |
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