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Study of the ITS region in an atypical isolate and comparison with six species of Microsporum.

Mycoses - 1 Nov 2006

Leon-Mateos A, Paredes-Suárez C, Pereiro M, Toribio J

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Microsporum species are a frequent cause of cutaneous mycoses in humans. Atypical strains of Microsporum can sometimes be difficult to identify with conventional methods. Recently, we have obtained a Microsporum isolate with atypical morphology and special nutritional requirements (Microsporum CHUS-126-02). As several molecular techniques have been developed for the identification of fungi, we analysed six...

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PMID: 17022760
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0507.2006.01281.x

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