Application of DNA typing methods to Candida albicans epidemiology and correlations with phenotype.

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The application of methods of Candida albicans DNA fragment length polymorphism analysis to correlations with phenotype and to questions in the epidemiology of Candida is shown. Twenty-nine different DNA types, in two broad classes, have thus far been demonstrated in 91 isolates. One type, IA2, was easily the most common (41% of isolates). A type is constant after multiple generations in vivo, as demonstrated in...

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