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Candida tropicalis vulvovaginitis.
Obstetrics and gynecology, 1985In a majority of patients with candidal vulvovaginitis, drug therapy is convenient and effective. A small but significant group of patients remain symptomatic with recurrent, chronic candidiasis. A study of 805 patients was undertaken to delineate microbiologically candidal species. The study revealed that the recurrence rate for Candida tropicalis was
B J, Horowitz +2 more
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Phagocyte-mediated killing of Candida tropicalis
Mycopathologia, 1991Human peripheral monocytes (MO), neutrophils (PMN), and lymphocytes (PBL) were tested for their ability to kill Candida tropicalis. With incubation times between 30 min and 2 h, unstimulated MO and PMN, but not PBL, were efficient killers of C. tropicalis. Both leukocyte subsets were able to kill at minimum 2.5:1 effector to target ratios.
R A, Lindemann, C K, Franker
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Biochimie, 1974
Summary Mitochondria of Candida tropicalis grown in n-alkanes have been isolated from protoplasts lysed. The obtention of intact mitochondria is proved by the respiratory controls and electron microscopic examination. Regardless to the substrate and the growth phase, these mitochondria possess three functional sites of phosphorylation.
Michel Gallo, Edgard Azoulay
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Summary Mitochondria of Candida tropicalis grown in n-alkanes have been isolated from protoplasts lysed. The obtention of intact mitochondria is proved by the respiratory controls and electron microscopic examination. Regardless to the substrate and the growth phase, these mitochondria possess three functional sites of phosphorylation.
Michel Gallo, Edgard Azoulay
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Candida tropicalis meningitis: a case report
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1981SummaryA 54-year-old man presented with candida tropicalis meningitis after exploration of the mastoid. He responded well to the combined intravenous administration of amphotericin B and 5 fluorocytosine. But 5 fluorocytosine had to be withdrawn when the candida proved to be resistant to this antifungal agent.
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Candida Tropicalis meningitis in a young infant
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2003Candida tropicalis is a rare species of Candida causing meningitis. The authors report a young infant who developed Candida tropicalis meningitis following a prolonged stay in a neonatal intensive care unit for respiratory distress and intra-cranial hemorrhage.
Sanjeev R, Ahuja +3 more
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Specific adherence of Candida tropicalis to lysophospholipids
Biochemistry, 1994Candida species are usually commensal organisms, but they become invasive when the host is immunocompromised. Mechanisms by which these organisms adhere to, colonize, and then invade host tissues are poorly understood. To detect potential host receptors, members of a lipid library were chromatographically separated and then overlaid with Candida ...
A, Prakobphol, H, Leffler, S J, Fisher
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Bovine Abortion Associated with Candida tropicalis
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1973K, Wohlgemuth, W, Knudtson
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Emphysematous Pyelonephritis Caused by Candida tropicalis
The American Journal of Medicine, 2010Prasanna V, Krishnasamy +1 more
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