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Epidemiological characteristics of invasive Aspergillus isolates: Morphology, drug susceptibility, and mutations in azole drug targets.

Journal of infection and public health - 1 Jan 2025

Zhang Wei, Zhang Hongxia, Zhan Minghua, Jing Ran, Wang Xinsheng, Zhang Zhihua

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BACKGROUND: The global epidemiology of aspergillosis varies and is influenced by various factors. To elucidate the disease burden and identify effective control strategies, the epidemiological characteristics of Aspergillus infections have to be investigated. The aim of this study was to assess the epidemiological characteristics of various Aspergillus species, including their morphological features, species...

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PMID: 39637619
DOI: 10.1016/j.jiph.2024.102612

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