Proteolytic activity and cooperative hemolytic effect of dermatophytes with different species of bacteria
Background and Purpose: Globally, dermatophytes are the most common filamentous group of fungi causing cutaneous mycoses. Dermatophytes were shown to secrete a multitude of enzymes that play a role in their pathogenesis. There is limited data on co-hemolytic (CAMP-like) effect of different bacterial...
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Main Authors: | Keyvan Pakshir (Author), Tooba Mohammadi (Author), Hossein khodadadi (Author), Mohammad Motamedifar (Author), kamiar Zomorodian (Author), Saeideh Alipour (Author), Marjan Motamedi (Author) |
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Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences,
2016-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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