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Molecular Characterization of Pathogenic Members of the Genus Fonsecaea Using Multilocus Analysis

2 Aug 2012

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Members of the fungal genus Fonsecaea causing human chromoblastomycosis show substantial geographic structuring. Genetic identity of clinical and environmental strains suggests transmission from plant debris, while the evolutionary processes that have led to spatially separated populations have remained unexplained. Sequences of ITS, BT2, ACT1, Cdc42, Lac and HmgA were analyzed, either by direct sequencing or by...

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PMID: 22876287
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0041512

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