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Microdilution procedure for antifungal susceptibility testing of Paracoccidioides brasiliensis to amphotericin b and itraconazole by Takahagi-Nakaira, E(São Paulo State University Botucatu Biosciences Institute Department of Microbiology and Immunology), Sugizaki, MF(São Paulo State University Botucatu Biosciences Institute Department of Microbiology and Immunology), Peraçoli, MTS(São Paulo State University Botucatu Biosciences Institute Department of Microbiology and Immunology)

“…In vitro tests employing microdilution to evaluate fungal susceptibility to antifungal drugs are already standardized for fermentative yeasts. However, studies…”
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Candida spp.: manual identification (reference method) and automated identification (Vitek system platform) by Mondelli, AL, Niéro-Melo, L, Bagagli, E, Camargo, CH, Bruder-Nascimento, A, Sugizaki, MF, Carneiro, MV, Villas Boas, PJF

“…Yeasts are becoming a common cause of nosocomial fungal infections that affect immunocompromised patients. Such infections can evolve into sepsis, whose…”
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Virulence attenuation and phenotypic variation of Paracoccidioides brasiliensis isolates obtained from armadillos and patients by Macoris, S A G, Sugizaki, M F, Peraçoli, M T S, Bosco, S M G, Hebeler-Barbosa, F, Simões, L B, Theodoro, R C, Trinca, L A, Bagagli, E

“…Paracoccidioides brasiliensis is the etiological agent of paracoccidioidomycosis, the most important systemic mycosis in Latin America. The virulence profiles…”
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Candidemia in a brazilian tertiary hospital: microbiological and clinical features over a six-year period by Mondelli, AL, Niéro-Melo, L, Bagagli, E, Camargo, CH, Bruder-Nascimento, A, Sugizaki, MF, Carneiro, MV, Villas Boas, PJF

“…Yeasts are becoming a common cause of nosocomial fungal infections in immunocompromised patients. Such infections often develop into sepsis with high mortality…”
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Fungemia by yeasts in Brazil: occurrence and phenotypic study of strains isolated at the Public Hospital, Botucatu, São Paulo by Ruiz, L.S., Sugizaki, M.F., Montelli, A.C., Matsumoto, F.E., Pires, M.F.C., Da Silva, B.C.M., Silva, E.H., Gandra, R.F., Gonçalves da Silva, E., Auler, M.E., Paula, C.R.

“…Objective. – In this study strains of yeasts isolated from the blood of human patients were analyzed taxonomically, their virulence factors were determined and…”
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Paracoccidioides brasiliensis isolated from armadillos is virulent to Syrian hamsters by PERACOLI, Maria Terezinha S, SUGIZAKI, Maria Fatima, MENDES, Rinaldo P, NAIFF, Roberto, MONTENEGRO, Mario R

“…Isolates of Paracoccidioides brasiliensis may vary in virulence according to time of in vitro subcultivation. The present study compared the morphology and…”
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Correlation between antigenemia of Paracoccidioides brasiliensis and inhibiting effects of plasma in patients with paracoccidioidomycosis by SUGIZAKI, M. F, PERACOLI, M. T. S, MENDES-GIANNINI, M. J, SOARES, A. M. V. C, KUROKAWA, C. S, MENDES, R. P, MARQUES, S. A, FREIRE-MAIA, D. V

“…Metabolites produced by pathogenic fungi may be involved in the pathogenesis of fungal infections consequently altering the defence mechanisms of the host. In…”
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The diagnostic value of Gram stain for initial identification of the etiologic agent of peritonitis in CAPD patients by Bezerra, D A, Silva, M B, Caramori, J S, Sugizaki, M F, Sadatsune, T, Montelli, A C, Barretti, P

“…To evaluate the effectiveness of the Gram stain in the initial diagnosis of the etiologic agent of peritonitis in continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis…”
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Pathogenicity and immunogenicity of Paracoccidioides brasiliensis isolates in the human disease and in an experimental murine model by SINGER‐VERMFS, L. M., BURGER, E., CALICH, V. L. G., MODESTO‐XAVIER, L. H., SAKAMOTO, T. N., SUGIZAKl, M. F., MEIRA, D. A., MENDES, R. P.

“…SUMMARY The pathogenicity and immunogenicity of six recently isolated Paracoccidioides brasiliensis samples derived from patients presenting distinct and well…”
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