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Experimental adiaspiromycosis in rabbits: Host response toChrysosporium parvumandC. parvumvar.Crescensantigens

Medical Mycology, 1974
Rabbits experimentally infected with or artificially sensitized against Chrysosporium parvum or C. parvum var. crescens were studied for their immune responses to various mycelial antigens derived from protoplasms and cell walls of the fungi. Cell wall antigens elicited Arthus-type reactions 6 h following intradermal injection, and delayed reactions ...
R.J. Cano, J.J. Taylor
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Mutants of Chrysosporium parvum var. crescens--a causative agent of adiaspiromycosis.

Acta Universitatis Palackianae Olomucensis Facultatis Medicae, 1984
I, Vacková-Janecková, M, Hejtmánek
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[Contribution to active and passive immunisation in deep-seated mycoses. Chrysosporium parvum var. crescens as a model].

Mykosen, 1982
A, Tomsiková, J, Slais, J, Stĕrba, M, Hejtmánek, D, Novácková   +4 more
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Beitrag zur aktiven und passiven Immunisierung bei Organmykosen. Chiysosporium parvum var. crescens als Modell

Mycoses, 1982
M Hejtmánek, Alena Tomsíková
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Ajellomyces Crescenssp. nov., Taxonomy ofEmmonsiaspp., and Relatedness withBlastomyces dermatitidis(teleomorphAjellomyces Dermatitidis)

Medical Mycology, 1996
Lynne Sigler
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Chrysosporium parvum Keratomycosis

Cornea, 1999
Ahmed A Hidayat, Michael D Wagoner
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Adiaspiromycosis in Large Free Living Carnivores

Mycopathologia, 1976
M Otčenášek
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Adiaspiromycosis Due to Emmonsia Crescens Is Widespread in Native British Mammals

Mycopathologia, 2009
Andy Borman, Michael D Palmer, Christopher J Linton   +2 more
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Emmonsia Crescens Infection in a British Water Vole (Arvicola terrestris).

Medical Mycology, 2006
Anja Kipar, Andy Borman
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Adiaspiromycosis: An Uncommon Disease Caused by an Unusual Pathogen

Chest, 1990
Francis W Chandler
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