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The genome of newly classified Ochroconis mirabilis: Insights into fungal adaptation to different living conditions.

BMC genomics - 3 Feb 2016

Yew Su Mei, Chan Chai Ling, Kuan Chee Sian, Toh Yue Fen, Ngeow Yun Fong, Na Shiang Ling, Lee Kok Wei, Hoh Chee-Choong, Yee Wai-Yan, Ng Kee Peng

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BACKGROUND: Ochroconis mirabilis, a recently introduced water-borne dematiaceous fungus, is occasionally isolated from human skin lesions and nails. We identified an isolate of O. mirabilis from a skin scraping with morphological and molecular studies. Its genome was then sequenced and analysed for genetic features related to classification and biological characteristics. RESULTS: UM 578 was identified as O....

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PMID: 26842951
DOI: 10.1186/s12864-016-2409-8
PMCID: PMC4738786

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