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Volume 22 (2005)
Spanish| Genes and molecules involved in Aspergillus fumigatus virulence
A Rementeria, N López-Molina, A Ludwig, AB Vivanco, J Bikandi, J Pontón & J Garaizar |
1-23
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| In vitro activities of voriconazole, fluconazole, itraconazole and
amphotericin B against non Candida albicans yeast isolates
D Swinne, M Watelle & N Nolard |
24-28
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| Extracellular enzymatic activity and serotype of Cryptococcus
neoformans strains isolated from AIDS patients in Brazil
V Vidotto, M Melhem, S Pukinskas, S Aoki, C Carrara & A Pugliese |
29-33
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| Fungal infection of the feet in soccer players and non-athlete individuals
KS Malta Purim, GP Fernandes Bordignon & F de Queiroz-Telles |
34-38
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| An ELISA test for the study of the therapeutic evolution of
chromoblastomycosis by Cladophialophora carrionii in the endemic area
of Falcon State, Venezuela
L Oberto-Perdigón, H Romero, M Pérez-Blanco & R Apitz-Castro |
39-43
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| Immunohistochemical characterization of the cellular infiltrate in Jorge Lobo's disease
FR Vilani-Moreno, AF Fernandes Belone, C Teixeira Soares & DV Araújo Opromolla |
44-49
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| New fungal contaminants of food products in Argentina
RM Comerio, MB Pildain & AI Romero |
50-53
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| Tinea capitis in an adult. Case report
D Morán Maese, VM Tarango-Martínez, LA González Treviño & J Mayorga |
54-56
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| Isolation, identification and antifungal susceptibility of lemon pathogenic and non pathogenic fungi
MC Maldonado, RS Runco & A Roberto Navarro |
57-59
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| Clinical cases in Medical Mycology. Case No. 14
R Negroni, A Arechavala & G López Daneri |
60-61
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| Clinical cases in Medical Mycology. Case No. 15
R Negroni, A Arechavala & G López Daneri |
62-63
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| Candidemia: Candida parapsilosis en una unidad de Neonatología
Durán E, Ramírez de Ocáriz I, Ventura P, Gil J & Rubio C |
64
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| Lichens as rapid bioindicators of pollution and habit disturbance in the tropics
Hawksworth DL, Iturriaga T & Crespo A |
71-82
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| Point prevalence, microbiology and antifungal susceptibility patterns of oral Candida isolates
colonizing or infecting Mexican HIV/AIDS patients and healthy persons
Sánchez-Vargas LO, Ortiz-López NG, Villar M, Moragues MD, Aguirre JM, Cashat-Cruz M, Lopez-Ribot JL, Gaitán-Cepeda LA & Quindós G |
83-92
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| Environmental distribution of Cryptococcus neoformans in the department of Cundinamarca - Colombia
Quintero E, Castañeda E & Ruiz A |
93-98
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| Endophytic fungi in rose (Rosa hybrida) in Bogota, Colombia
Salgado Salazar C & Cepero de García MC |
99-101
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| Direct fluorescent and indirect immunofluorescent assay in buffy coat
for candidemia diagnosis in pediatric patients: a comparative study
Flores Ruiz EM, Miranda Novales MG, Solórzano Santos F, Sánchez Huerta G & Díaz Ponce H |
102-104
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| In vitro susceptibility study of micelial fungal and yeast isolates to itraconazole and voriconazole
Morera López Y, Torres-Rodríguez JM & Jiménez Cabello T |
105-109
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| In vitro antifungal activity of voriconazole against dermatophytes and superficial isolates of Scopulariopsis brevicaulis
Carrillo-Muñoz AJ, Cárdenes CD, Carrillo-Orive B, Rodríguez V, Del Valle O, Bou Casals J, Ezkurra PA & Quindós G |
110-113
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| Detection of extracellular protease in Mucor species
Alves MH, De Campos-Takaki GM, Okada K, Ferreira Pessoa IH & Ivo Milanez A |
114-117
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| Primary cutaneous mucormycosis. Report of a case in a HIV patient
Pérez-Uribe A, Molina de Soschin D, Arenas R & Reyes M |
118-121
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| Abdominal zygomycosis in a bitch due to Absidia corymbifera
Denzoin Vulcano L, Fogel F, Tapia MO, Schettino A, Zaror L & Guarro Artigas J |
122-124
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| Clinical cases in Medical Mycology: Case No. 16
Negroni R & Tuculet MA |
125-126
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| Clinical cases in Medical Mycology: Case No. 17
Negroni R & Santiso G |
127-128
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| Pathogenicity of environmental strains of Cryptococcus neoformans var neoformans in murine model
Pal M |
129
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| María Ebe Reca PhD. (1918/03/26 - 2005/02/02)
Medvedeff MG, Vedoya MC, Mereles BE & Chade ME |
130
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| In vitro activity of the echinocandins. How it can be evaluated?
FJ Pastor & J Guarro |
133-140
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| Histoplasmosis in a Brazilian center: clinical forms and laboratory tests
BCQ Leimann, CV Pizzini, MM Muñiz, PC Albuquerque, PCF Monteiro, RS Reis, R Almeida-Paes, MS Lazéra, B Wanke, MA Perez & RM Zancopé-Oliveira |
141-146
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| Importance of the asteroid body presence on the early diagnosis of sporotrichosis
E Gezuele & D Da Rosa |
147-150
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| Physiological comportment and in vitro sensitivity of Sporothrix schenckii isolates maintained for 18 years by two preservation methods
M Mendoza, P Alvarado, E Díaz de Torres, L Lucena & MC de Albornoz |
151-156
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| Could Candida dubliniensis be involved in lung fungal balls?
A Kalkanci, N Kokturk, E Senol, K Acar, O Guzel, B Sancak, S Kustimur & R Hacendar |
157-159
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| Aspergillus fumigatus in nasopharyngeal cavity of horses
N Guida, M Mesplet, E Di Gennaro, P Digilio & EV Moras |
160-162
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| Revisiting the epidemiology of onychomycoses
JE Arrese, JC Valverde & GE Pierard |
163-166
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| Sparing of the upper axillary area in pityriasis versicolor
SHM Aljabre |
167-168
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| Imported and autochthonous histoplasmosis in Italy: new cases and old problems
C Farina, M Rizzi, L Ricci, E Gabbi, S Caligaris & A Goglio |
169-171
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| Scytalidium dimidiatum an opportunistic fungus for both man and Mangifera indica trees in Venezuela
C Padin, G Fernández-Zeppenfeldt, F Yegres & N Richard-Yegres |
172-173
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| Sexual reproduction in subcultures of Absidia blakesleeana after years of preservation under mineral oil
MJS Santos, SFB Trufem & PC de Oliveira |
174-176
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| Clinical cases in Medical Mycology: Case No. 18
R Negroni, G López Daneri & A Arechavala |
177-178
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| Clinical cases in Medical Mycology: Case No. 19
R Negroni, G López Daneri, E Maiolo & A Arechavala |
179-180
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| Tinea faciei in a goat handler due to Microsporum canis
M Pal & P Dave |
181-182
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| Role of Geotrichum candidum in canine oral ulcers
M Pal |
183
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| Introduction to the special issue of the Revista Iberoamericana de Micología devoted to Fungal Genomes
J Pontón & G Quindós |
185-186
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| Recent advances in the genomic analysis of Candida albicans
BB Magee & PT Magee |
187-193
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| Aspergillus flavus genomics: gateway to human and animal health, food safety, and crop resistance to diseases
J Yu, TE Cleveland, WC Nierman & JW Bennett |
194-202
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| Overview and perspectives on the transcriptome of Paracoccidioides brasiliensis
RV Andrade, SP da Silva, FAG Torres, MJ Poças-Fonseca, I Silva-Pereira, AQ Maranhão, EG Campos, LMP Moraes, RSA Jesuíno, M Pereira, CMA Soares, MEMT Walter, MJA Carvalho, NF Almeida, MM Brígido & MSS Felipe |
203-212
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| Lacazia loboi and Rhinosporidiun seeberi: a genomic perspective
L Mendoza, R Vilela, PS Rosa & AF Fernandes Belone |
213-216
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| Saccharomyces cerevisiae and other fungal species as determined from genome comparisons
E Herrero |
217-222
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| Genomics of Aspergillus fumigatus
CM Ronning, ND Fedorova, P Bowyer, R Coulson & G Goldman, HS Kim, G Turner, JR Wortman, J Yu, MJ Anderson, DW Denning & WC Nierman |
223-228
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| Genomics, molecular targets and the discovery of antifungal drugs
FC Odds |
229-237
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| Use of genome information for the study of the pathogenesis of fungal infections and the development of diagnostic tools
SP Saville, DP Thomas & JL López-Ribot |
238-241
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| The making of the Genoma Music
A Sánchez Sousa, F Baquero & C Nombela |
242-248
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