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Screening of Candida spp. in wastewater in Brazil: Workflow for monitoring as strategy of One Health approach

2024-02-09

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The increase in global temperature, caused by the release of greenhouse gases, favors the pathogenic potential of fungi that, by adapting to higher temperatures in the environment, developed tolerance to the temperatures of mammals. Fungal diseases are frequently associated to poverty and, consequently, precarious conditions of hygiene and sanitation, extremely impaired by COVID-19 pandemics. Additionally, COVID-1...

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Literature Corpus work: fe640390-bea0-5f03-a28b-8a8508234fe0
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3909350/v1

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