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[The relationship between Candida albicans 25S intron genotypes and antifungal susceptibilities].

Mikrobiyoloji bulteni - 1 Apr 2007

Balaban Neriman, Karahan Zeynep Ceren, Mumcuoğlu Ipek, Cayirli Altan, Kuştimur Semra

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Due to the increase in the number of immunosuppressive patients, an increase in the frequency of Candida albicans infections is recorded during the recent years. C. albicans strains can be grouped into three genotypes (genotypes A, B and C) by 25S intron analysis according to the presence of a transposable group-1 intron. Genotype A isolates were found to be associated with increased resistance to flucytosine....

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