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Caspofungin-resistance in Candida auris is cell wall-dependent phenotype and potential prevention by zinc oxide nanoparticles.

Medical mycology - 3 Dec 2021

Fayed Bahgat, Jayakumar Manju Nidagodu, Soliman Sameh S M

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Candida auris is an emergent nosocomial multi-drug-resistant yeast that represents a global health threat. Recently, C. auris clinical isolates with caspofungin resistance were identified. Mutation in FKS1 gene was determined as a mechanism of resistance. However, the ability of C. auris to develop acquired and cross-resistance has never been investigated. Herein, this resistance ability due to caspofungin and...

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PMID: 34612496
DOI: 10.1093/mmy/myab059

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