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CHARACTERIZATION OF THE PYROGENICITY OFCANDIDA ALBICANS, SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE, ANDCRYPTOCOCCUS NEOFORMANS [PDF]
, 1964 George S. Kobayashi, Lorraine Friedman
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Pulmonary mycobiome of patients with suspicion of respiratory fungal infection – an exploratory study [PDF]
, 2019 Objective: This pilot study aimed to characterize the pulmonary mycobiome of patients with suspicion of fungal infection of the respiratory tract as well as to identify potentially pathogenic fungi colonizing/infecting their lungs. Methods: A cohort of
Oliveira, Mariana +3 more
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INFECTION OF WHITE SWISS MICE WITH AIRBORNECRYPTOCOCCUS NEOFORMANS [PDF]
, 1964 C. D. Smith +3 more
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Fungicidal activity of some o-nitrophenyl-hydrazones [PDF]
, 1996 The antimycotic activity of 16 o-nitrophenylhydrazones against strains of Hansenula anomala, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Candida parapsyliosis, and Cryptococcus albidus was tested. All 16 compounds inhibited growth of the yeast strains.
Asproni, Battistina +6 more
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Lipid Formation in Cryptococcus terricolus. IV. Separation of the Lipid Extract by Silicic Acid Column Chromatography. [PDF]
, 1962 T. A. Pedersen +5 more
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B Cells Protect T Cell-deficient mice from Cryptococcal Brain Invasion
Virulence, 2018 Michael J. Davis, Michail S. Lionakis
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Cryptococcus neoformans: "An Ascomycete"
Experimental Biology and Medicine, 1955 ConclusionsThese observations would seem to indicate that Cryptococcus neofor-mans and Lipomyces starkeyi may be one and the same organism, and that it is frequently isolated from the soil.
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Cryptococcus neoformans I. Nonencapsulated Mutants
, 1967 Glenn S. Bulmer, M. D. Sans, C. M. Gunn
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Cryptococcus neoformansII. Phagocytosis by Human Leukocytes
, 1967 Glenn S. Bulmer, M. D. Sans
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