Revised Nomenclature of Candida: Towards Evolution Part II
The nomenclature of any pathogen will inevitably change as a result of refinement and correction of previous taxonomic errors, providing opp...
The nomenclature of any pathogen will inevitably change as a result of refinement and correction of previous taxonomic errors, providing opp...
The nomenclature of any pathogen will inevitably change as a result of refinement and correction of previous taxonomic errors, providing opp...
Early detection of leptospirosis is crucial since early antibiotic treatment improves diagnosis. Tests like MAT (Microscopic Agglutination...
Drug-resistant H. pylori is a ubiquitous health issue that has significantly reduced the effectiveness of treatment plans. It is evident th...
As the immune system deteriorates, people with HIV are more vulnerable to many opportunistic diseases. One of the earliest and most obvious ...
The term "entomophthoromycosis" describes a group of rare subcutaneous and mucocutaneous fungal infections that are most common in...
A resistance-associated substitution (RAS) is defined as any amino acid alteration from the consensus sequence in a location linked to reduc...
Diabetic foot syndromes are characterised by a number of different types of tissue involvement and infection, each linked to particular path...
Candida species are commonly regarded as commensal yeasts. But lately, these opportunistic pathogens especially the so-called non-albicans C...
The Dalmau plate test is a classic mycological technique used for the identification and differentiation of yeast species based on their mor...
Surgical site infection (SSI) is the second most common hospital acquired infection. Based on the degree of microbial contamination at the t...