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Comparing the virulence of four major clades of Candida auris strains using a silkworm infection model: Clade IV isolates had higher virulence than the other clades

28 Oct 2023

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Candida auris is an emerging fungal pathogen that is feared to spread of infection because of its propensity for multidrug resistance and high mortality rate. This pathogenic yeast is classified into four major clades by phylogenetic analyses, which are referred to the South Asia clade (clade I), East Asia clade (clade II), South Africa clade (clade III), and South America clade (clade IV), based on the location...

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PMID: 37898558
DOI: 10.1093/mmy/myad108

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