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The Dual Pathogen Fusarium: Diseases, Incidence, Azole Resistance, and Biofilms

9 Apr 2025

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The increasing resistance of Fusarium species to nearly all first-line antifungal agents in clinical settings has led to its designation as a ‘high-priority’ human pathogen. As a dual pathogen, Fusarium spp. threaten both human health and crop production, impacting food security. Our recent drug profiling of clinical Fusarium isolates reveals resistance to several front-line antifungals, with notable cross-azole...

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PMID: 40278115
DOI: 10.3390/jof11040294

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