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Antigenic Variability of Candida Albicans
CRC Critical Reviews in Microbiology, 1985The concepts of modern biology lead us to think that all structures are liable to continual changes. Ultrastructural and biochemical methods have been able to objectify such a dynamic in Candida albicans, an opportunistic yeast. A broad analysis of antigens is a reliable way to study the antigenic variations which concern this organism.
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Polysaccharide Antigens of Candida Cell Wall
The Journal of Immunology, 1964Summary Immunochemical studies of Candida cell wall have established that the mannan is the major antigen. There at least two serologic groups within C. albicans; group A mannan contains all the determinants present in group B plus additional determinants. C. tropicalis mannan is antigenically very similar to C.
D F, SUMMERS +2 more
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Cellular Reactivity toCandida albicansAntigen
New England Journal of Medicine, 1966THE assessment of the integrity of delayed hypersensitivity reactions is frequently useful in certain clinical entities. An antigen that evokes a universally positive response in a normal population would consequently be most reliable for the detection of delayed skin unreactivity in patients with certain pathologic entities.
D C, Shannon +3 more
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Variations in the antigenic effects of tunicamycin on Candida albicans
Comparative Immunology, Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, 1993We report on the effect of subinhibitory doses of tunicamycin on Candida albicans cells (BP strain high responder NCYC 1466) in a defined medium favourable for expression of the mycelial phase. Tunicamycin inhibited the synthesis of some protein fractions ranging from 40 to 65 kDa, where the immunodominant antigens of C.
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Immunodiagnosis of Candida-infections. I. Sensitivity of the antigens
Mycopathologia, 1980Attempts were made to prepare a sensitive antigen from C. albicans suitable for detecting humoral antibodies and hypersensitivity in deep-seated candidiasis, in patients at risk of invasive candidiasis and in allergic states caused by Candida. 5343 persons suffering from systemic, bronchial, vaginal candidiasis, bronchial asthma, chronic bronchitis ...
A, Tomsíková +4 more
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Immunochemistry of Candida Albicans ANTIGENS
1988Immunochemical studies on Candida species are aimed at classifying and identifying these yeasts for taxonomic and diagnostic purposes. Although the members of the genus Candida have a complex array of cell wall and cytoplasmic antigens, species-specific immunodeterminants have been identified by various immunochemical techniques.
Sharon Lynn Salhi, Jean-Marie Bastide
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Antigenic activity of the cell components of Candida albicans***
Mycoses, 2009Zusammenfassung Die Autoren studierten die Antigenaktivitat sowohl von den ganzen Candida albicans- Zellen als auch von den Mannan-Protein-Komplexen, und zwar den Mannanen und Proteinen, die von der Zelloberflache, der Zellwand und dem Nahrboden isoliert worden waren. Die Studien wurden an den immunizierten Kaninchen mittels serologischer Reaktionen
A, Tomsíková, D, Vsikl, D, Novácková
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Candida Antigen in the Treatment of Basal Cell Carcinoma
Dermatologic Surgery, 2005Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most common skin cancer. Recently, there has been renewed interest in various immunotherapies in the treatment of BCC. The current study is a randomized, open-label, placebo-controlled trial of intralesional Candida antigen in the treatment of nodular BCC.The objective of this study was to evaluate the safety and ...
Kent, Aftergut, Mary, Curry, Jack, Cohen
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Antigens and immune responses in Candida albicans infection
Immunology & Cell Biology, 1990The objective of this paper is to review critically recent research on the antigens of C.albicans, the immune responses elicited by them, and how these findings have contributed to an understanding of the mechanisms underlying host susceptibility and resistance.
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