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Genetic Characterization of Microsporum canis Clinical Isolates in the United States

28 Jun 2022

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Microsporum canis is the primary agent causing dermatophytosis in cats, and also infects humans, dogs, and other species. Assessment of genetic variation among M. canis isolates in the United States has not been conducted. Further, M. canis mating type and assessment of disease severity associated with genotypic characteristics have not been rigorously evaluated. We therefore isolated M. canis from 191 domestic...

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PMID: 35887433
DOI: 10.3390/jof8070676

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