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Isozyme variation of Microsporum canis and M. cookei from New Zealand.

Medical mycology - 1 Oct 1998

Simpanya M F, Jarvis B D, Baxter M

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Fifty-four isolates of Microsporum canis (Arthroderma otae) from humans, cats and dogs obtained from Auckland, Palmerston North and Wellington, New Zealand and 18 M. cookei and two Diheterospori spp. from soils were examined for variation using eight isozyme loci. M. canis isolates were from infected and non-infected cases. Isozyme analysis separated the three species which were further subdivided into...

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