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Could the determination of Aspergillus fumigatus mating type have prognostic value in invasive aspergillosis?

Mycoses - 1 Mar 2018

Monteiro Maria Candida, Garcia-Rubio Rocio, Alcazar-Fuoli Laura, Peláez Teresa, Mellado Emilia

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A clear link between mating type and virulence has been demonstrated for some fungal pathogens, but not for Aspergillus fumigatus as of yet. An association between mating type and invasiveness has recently been established. The mating type proportion (MAT1-1:MAT1-2) of 213 A. fumigatus strains was determined (48.5%:51.5%) and results were in agreement with previous studies. However, these percentages changed when...

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PMID: 29082564
DOI: 10.1111/myc.12720

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