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Serological differences betweenPyrenochaeta romeroiandMadurella grisea

Medical Mycology, 1969
Madurella grisea and Pyrenochaeta romeroi are difficult to distinguish from one another by morphological or physiological methods. However, antisera to either give arcs of precipitation in agar only with the homologous antigens. There is no evidence of serological cross reactivity.
I G, Murray, H R, Buckley
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A case of eumycetoma due to Madurella grisea in northern Brazil

Mycopathologia, 2004
A case of mycetoma caused by the black fungus Madurella grisea in northern Brazil is reported. The lesion was located on the patient's right foot without bone involvement. Clinical samples were collected by opening the fistules with a scalp and the grains removed for microbiological and histopathological analyses. Although mycetoma caused by M.
Raquel, Vilela, Olga M V, Duarte, Carlos A, Rosa, Joao G F, Castro, Sandra, Lyon, Roberta L, Motta, Ana C L, Moura   +6 more
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Maduromycosis due to Madurella grisea

Archives of Dermatology, 1969
While in Mexico a 34-year-old woman injured her left foot with a cactus. This resulted in the development of black grain maduromycosis due to Madurella grisea . Prolonged griseofulvin therapy had no effect on this condition. This is believed to be the fifth case of maduromycosis from M grisea seen in the United States and probably the first instance of
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Study of a madurella grisea strain isolated from a foot mycetoma

Mycopathologia, 1986
Madurella grisea has been isolated from a Madura foot with black grains. The fungi classification was made based on the macro and micro-morphology characteristics of the culture. Difficulties with the interpretation of biochemistry tests were analyzed. The study is completed with trials of in vitro sensibility for different antifungal agents.
M S, Biasoli, D P, Alvarez, B C, de Bracalenti   +2 more
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Studies on components of the chloroform-methanol extract fromMadurella grisea

Medical Mycology, 1986
Some of the lipids described in many fungi were found in Madurella grisea, in addition to other diethyl ether-soluble components with peculiar characteristics. One fraction structurally related to ethane diol (ethylene glycol) accounted for about 41% and a compound identified as methyl terephthalate represented about 38% of the extract.
A E, Cury, T, Ioneda, P S, Minami
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Mycetoma Due to Madurella Grisea Acquired in Mexico

Tropical Doctor, 1996
Mycetomas due to Madurella grisea have been reported from South America, Central America, the Caribbean Islands, Africa, and Asia, but only rarely from Mexico1–3. We report a case of mycetoma due to M. grisea acquired in northern Mexico.
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Black Grain Maduromycosis Caused by Madurella Grisea

A.M.A. Archives of Dermatology, 1955
The purpose of this paper is to report the first case of maduromycosis caused by Madurella grisea to be found in North America and to call attention to the promising results observed using 4,4'-diaminodiphenylsulfone (D. D. S.) therapy. Although a number of cases of black grain maduromycosis have been reported in the United States, none of these has ...
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Recherche sur les mycetomes aMadurella griseaetPyrenochaeta romeroi

Medical Mycology, 1969
SummaryMycetomas caused by Madurella grisea and Pyrenochaeta romeroi are very much alike, not only in the morphology of the pathogenic agents but also in the histological appearance of the parasitic grains. Eight new freshly obtained strains of fungi were compared with 8 strains and 4 histological sections previously described by other authors.
G. Segretain, P. Destombes
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Madurella grisea n. sp.

Mycopathologia, 1943
Juan E. Mackinnon, Luis V. Ferrada-Urz�a, Lorenzo Montemayor   +2 more
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Mycetomas caused byCurvularia lunata, Madurella grisea, Aspergillus nidulans, andNocardia brasiliensisin Sudan

Medical Mycology, 1973
Four cases of mycetoma are described from the Sudan. The first is an authentic case due to Curvularia lunata. The others were due to Madurella grisea, Aspergillus nidulans and Nocardia brasiliensis.
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