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Yeast identification--past, present, and future methods.

Medical mycology - 1 Mar 2007

Pincus D H, Orenga S, Chatellier S

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The focus of this review is the evolution of biochemical phenotypic yeast identification methods with emphasis on conventional approaches, rapid screening tests, chromogenic agars, comprehensive commercial methods, and the eventual migration to genotypic methods. As systemic yeast infections can be devastating and resistance is common in certain species, accurate identification to the species level is paramount...

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PMID: 17365647
DOI: 10.1080/13693780601059936

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