Titlebook: Current Topics in Medical Mycology; Michael R. McGinnis (Professor and Vice Chairman), Book 1989 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1989 cell.f

清晰

Vaccines for the Management of Dermatophyte and Superficial Yeast Infections,ague humanity. Infections caused by the dermatophytes were described by the Romans (2) and were among the first communicable diseases with a known etiology (5). Dermatophytoses are also a major medical problem in wild and domestic animals and, as such, can be a source for zoonoses transmitted to man

秘密会议

斗志

coagulate

Pathogenesis of , Vulvovaginitis,entity is not reportable and most public health authorities do not monitor the prevalence of CVV. Statistical data in Great Britain derived from patients diagnosed at genitourinary medicine centers reveal a sharp increase in the incidence in CVV during the period 1975–1984 (2). Incidence increased f

paleolithic

Control of Extension of the Hyphal Apex,e the complexity of the process of hyphal growth and how it is regulated. Superficially, the process appears to be straightforward. The hypha extends by depositing new membrane, enzymes, and wall precursors at the tapering zone at the extreme apex. These components are mostly organized in membranous

bromide

SCORE

Loathe

Lipids and Lipoidal Mycotoxins of Fungi,, and the production of specialized molecules, e.g., hormones and toxins. Species of fungi are able to establish themselves in virtually all types of environments, including on and in both animals and plants. Under most conditions the immune system of animals is capable of controlling systemic funga

预感

Cell Wall of ,: Its Functions and Its Impact on the Host, impact on the host. . is an important human commensal that has received much attention as a model for studies of cell biology and microbial opportunism (164). This review deals mostly with the second aspect, as it is of great relevance for medical mycologists. Thus the role of cell wall components

饰带

Regulation of , Populations in the Gastrointestinal Tract: Mechanisms and Significance in GI and Syract has been implicated as an important source of infection in cases of recurrent vaginitis (104) and systemic candidiasis (94,112,149–151,164). The overgrowth of . in the intestinal tract and its subsequent passage through the gut mucosa into the host bloodstream, for instance, is believed to be t