Titlebook: Candida and Candidamycosis; Emel Tümbay,Heinz P. R. Seeliger,?zdem An? Book 1991 Plenum Press, New York 1991 Antigen.Pathogene.bacteria.ec

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Anti-, Drugs — Mechanisms of ActionDuring recent years considerable advances have been made in the identification of potential targets for antifungal agents (for a review see Kerridge and Vanden Bossche, in press). A number of them are in the cell wall, others are in the plasma membrane, endoplasmic reticulum, nucleus, mitochondria, cytoskeleton or cytosol (Fig. 1).

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Influence of Azole Compounds on Adhesion, Germ Tube Formation and Virulence of , in Cell Cultures anThree stages of fungal infection have been described; attachment of the fungal cells, production of germ tubes and penetration of the epithelial surface by hyphae. It was the purpose of our investi-gations to study the influence of azole compounds on these three stages of infection.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230502352n . suggest that germ tube formation occurs in response to nutrient poor conditions, especially when the supply of nitrogen is limiting. The pattern of cell growth reviewed below seems well adapted to these conditions. We find that there is a good correlation between an early rise in the cytoplasmic

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Why , and Candidamycosisse was considered frequently as an almost normal event occurring among newborn and being amenable to local treatment with boric acid etc., applied by the nurse or midwife. The general use of vernacular names, such as “thrush” (English), “muguet” (French) or “Soor” (German) by both the general public