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Flucytosine Resistance Is Restricted to a Single Genetic Clade of <i>Candida albicans</i>

24 Dec 2003

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Population studies have revealed that Candida albicans can be separated into five major clades, groups I, II, III, SA, and E. Groups SA and E are highly prevalent in South Africa and Europe, respectively, while group II is excluded from the southwestern portion of the United State. In each geographical locale, several clades exist side by side, suggesting little interclade recombination. These results suggest...

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PMID: 14693548
DOI: 10.1128/aac.48.1.262-266.2004

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