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Specific induction of chlamydospore formation inCandida albicans by N-acetyl-d-glucosamine

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La N-acetil-d-glucosamina in acqua, in alcuni tamponi o in siero, induce specificamente la formazione di clamidospore inCandida albicans. Esse mostrano una tipica morfologia e sono idonee per studi biochimici e per la diagnosi di questo micete.

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  1. Institutes of Microbiology, University of Rome and Camerino, Piazzale delle Scienze 5, I-00100, Roma, Italy

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Strippoli, V., Simonetti, N. Specific induction of chlamydospore formation inCandida albicans by N-acetyl-d-glucosamine. Experientia 31, 130–131 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01924719

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