Genotypes of Candida albicans Involved in Development of Candidiasis and Their Distribution in Oral Cavity of Non-Candidiasis Individuals

TAKAGI Yuki; HATTORI Hisao; ADACHI Hidesada; TAKAKURA Shunji; HORII Toshinobu; CHINDAMPORN Ariya; KITAI Hiroki; TANAKA Reiko; YAGUCHI Takashi; FUKANO Hideo; KAWAMOTO Fumihiko; SHIMOZATO Kazuo; KANBE Toshio

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Genotypes of Candida albicans Involved in Development of Candidiasis and Their Distribution in Oral Cavity of Non-Candidiasis Individuals

非カンジダ症患者の口腔においてCandida albicans(鵞口瘡カンジダ)の遺伝子型はカンジダ症の発達およびそれらの分布に関与する

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Volume： 52 Issue： 4 Page： 315-324 Publication year： Oct. 31, 2011
JST Material Number： G0589A ISSN： 2185-6486 Document type： Article
Article type：原著論文 Country of issue： Japan (JPN) Language： ENGLISH (EN)

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Infectious diseases,parasitics diseases in general. , Physiology and pathogenicity of microbial infection

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