Relative pathogenicity ofCandida tropicalis in rat tongue mucosa

The potential ofC. tropicalis to colonize and infect rat tongue mucosa was demonstrated. Thirty female Sprague-Dawley rats were infected orally with three different strains ofC. tropicalis. The animals were killed one and three weeks following the inoculation and sections of their tongue were staine...

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Published in:Folia microbiologica 2000-12, Vol.45 (6), p.561-565
Main Authors: Dorko, E., Pilipčinec, E., Bračoková, I., Jenča, A., Švicky, E., Danko, J., Tkáčiková, L., Dorko, F., Kočišová, M., Lovásova, K.
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Abscesses
Animals
Diabetes mellitus
Epithelium
Hyphae
Immunization
Inoculation
Mucosa
Myositis
Pathogenicity
Pathogens
Rodents
Tongue
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