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Genomic analyses of globally distributed Rhizopus microsporus populations indicate clinical isolates derived from environmental diversity reservoirs.

Mycologia - 1 Jan 2026

Stairs Brandon, Johnson Hayden, Mondron Kyle, Syring Kimberly C, Guerrero Andreas, Ballou Elizabeth R, King Jason S, Pawlowska Teresa E, Adeleke Rasheed, Stevens David A, Uehling Jessie K

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Mucormycosis is a group of diseases that is increasing in frequency. A common opportunistic human fungal pathogen in this group is Rhizopus microsporus, which is a globally distributed species present in soil-associated environments. A subset of isolates in this species host endobacteria that are hypothesized to influence fungal pathogenicity in both clinical and environmental settings. We have limited...

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PMID: 41603601
DOI: 10.1080/00275514.2025.2594974

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