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Virulence Traits Contributing to Pathogenicity of Candida Species

2017-06-14

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Candida is the unique opportunistic mycotic pathogen that has adapted variety of mechanisms to establish itself both as commensal and pathogen in humans. This yeast like fungus presents in many clinical forms, ranging from superficial manifestations involving the skin, nails and mucosal surfaces to deep seated infections involving various internal organs and disseminated diseases. Although Candida spp. can initiat...

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5cafb7aa-9562-5c2f-bc3b-7f69055d9800
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10.15406/jmen.2017.05.00140
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