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[25S intron analysis followed by restriction enzyme digestion performed for genotyping Candida albicans isolates].

Mikrobiyoloji bulteni - 1 Apr 2012

Karahan Zeynep Ceren, Saran Begüm, Yenice Sevinç, Ağırbaşlı Handan, Arıkan Akan Ozay, Tekeli Alper

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Candida albicans is the most frequently encountered fungal pathogen especially in the immunocompromised hosts. Genotyping clinical microbial isolates is important for obtaining epidemiological data and for establishing appropriate infection control strategies in the hospital setting. 25S intron analysis is an easy and reliable method used for genotyping C.albicans strains. As it has a low discriminatory power,...

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