Publications
| Title | Abstract | Year(sorted descending) Filter | PMID Filter |
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| [study of human hair infected with microsporum canis]. | 1983 | 6649002 | |
| fusidane antibiotics produced by dermatophytes. | isolates of microsporum canis, microsporum gypseum and epidermophyton floccosum were observed to produce antibacterial activities under cross-resistance to fusidic acid. the activity from e. floccosum was shown to be due to fusidic acid, diketofusidic acid and 3-ketofusidic acid. possible contributions of these antibiotics to microbial interaction during dermatophytosis is discussed. | 1983 | 6662806 |
| [influence of the substrate on culture and morphological characteristics of dermatophytes. initial results relating to strains isolated from 586 patients]. | during an epidemiological study on dermatophytosis in the metropolitan area of turin were isolated: microsporum canis, trichophyton rubrum, epidermophyton floccosum and trichophyton mentagrophytes. the isolation of the species, was in the mean time, carried out on three different media: agar sabouraud, potato dextrose agar and mycosel agar. in this work were observed the morphological differentiations of the species isolated, besides was compared the fertility of the media at different time of i ... | 1983 | 6679478 |
| blepharitis by microsporum canis. | 1983 | 6093916 | |
| isolation of an extracellular proteinase (keratinase) from microsporum canis. | proteolytic activity was demonstrated when a strain of microsporum canis was cultured in broth with human hair, but not in the medium without hair. the extracellular proteinase (keratinase) was isolated and purified by chromatography. disc electrophoresis showed one protein band of extracellular proteinase, and the antibody against this enzyme gave a single precipitin line in agar diffusion. the igg fraction completely neutralized the proteinase activity. the proteinase of m. canis may play a ro ... | 1982 | 6186036 |
| the changing clinical picture of microsporum canis infections in sweden. | all 22 cases of infections with microsporum canis verified by culture during a five-year period were surveyed. only tinea corporis was found. the clinical picture was varied and in more than half of the cases the preliminary diagnosis was other than tinea. the classical tinea capitis was not found in any case. direct koh-mounts showed poor correlation to the cultural findings (positive in 33%). it is concluded that mycological screening of certain dermatological disorders should be performed by ... | 1982 | 6187167 |
| [onychomycosis caused by microsporum canis]. | 1982 | 6215789 | |
| tinea capitis. | trichophyton tonsurans is now a major cause of tinea capitis, affecting both children and adults. the characteristic lesions are pruritic, scaling patches with black dots; wood's light examination is negative. microsporum canis and microsporum audouini, formerly the most frequent causes of tinea capitis, predominantly affect children and are wood's light positive. lesions caused by m. canis are inflammatory, while those of m. audouini are scaly. all three organisms respond to griseofulvin. | 1982 | 7055022 |
| dermatophyte prevalence in wellington, new zealand. | over a 5 year period (1975-1979) 746 dermatophytes were isolated from 4,234 patients examined in the wellington area of new zealand. trichophyton rubrum was the predominant isolate, although the microsporum canis isolation rate was also high, especially in children. | 1982 | 7064048 |
| microsporum canis infections in hungary. | 1982 | 7070401 | |
| [microsporum canis outbreak caused by pedigree cats in the karl-marx city area]. | 1982 | 7075844 | |
| microsporum canis isolations from show cats. | 1982 | 7080422 | |
| [mixed dermatophytic infection of the hairy scalp]. | a mixed infection induced by microsporum canis and trichophyton tonsurans has been observed on the scalp of a 10-year-old girl. microscopy has shown microsporum-type endo-ectothrix parasitism on some hairs, whereas others exhibited a strictly trichophyton-type endothrix parasitism. this double parasitism was confirmed histologically (pas coloration), and m. canis and t. tonsurans could be cultured. the infection was eradicated after 5 weeks of treatment with griseofulvin (750 mg/day per os) and ... | 1982 | 7117644 |
| the role of wild animals in the ecology of dermatophytes and related fungi. | the problems associated with infections by dermatophytes and related fungi are discussed. published and unpublished surveys of 1 481 wild animals of the orders carnivora, ungulata, lagomorpha, rodentia, insectivora and chiroptera and of 29 birds proved to be positive for fungi which were classified as potentially pathogenic zoophilic, potentially pathogenic geophilic and normally non-pathogenic geophilic. trichophyton mentagrophytes var. mentagrophytes was isolated from 11% of rodents; the fungu ... | 1982 | 7129238 |
| microsporum equinum in north america. | microsporum equinum was isolated in ontario, canada, from five human and two equine cases of ringworm infection. this dermatophyte was previously recovered from north american horses on several occasions, but was considered to be m. canis. we regard m. equinum as distinct from m. canis. it can be differentiated from m. canis by the smaller size of its macroconidia, its failure to perforate hair in vitro, its poor growth and sporulation on bromocresol purple casein dextrose agar, and its incompat ... | 1982 | 7153343 |
| experimental infection on a horse with microsporum canis from equine ringworm. | 1982 | 7162004 | |
| [microsporum canis infection in man. a local epidemic in oslo]. | 1982 | 7170692 | |
| [report on a group infection by microsporum canis in the magdeburg district]. | 1982 | 7173477 | |
| epidemiology of dermatophytosis in the metropolitan area of turin. | the study here presented deals with the problem of the dermatophytoses in piedmont, with regard to their etiologic and, more generally, their epidemiologic aspects. from 586 patients who presented themselves at the dermatology clinic of the university of turin, for mycological examinations, between the period of march-november 1979, 100 positive cases were selected. the study was set under way with the filling in of special forms for the epidemiologic investigation and with the classification of ... | 1982 | 7177169 |
| survey of mating types of clinical isolates of microsporum canis in japan. | 1981 | 7014687 | |
| effectiveness of a topical antifungal agent (clotrimazole) in dogs. | an infection of trichophyton mentagrophytes was induced in 13 dogs, and of microsporum canis, in 9 dogs. after the lesions became established, they were assigned to a group for clotrimazole treatment, miconazole treatment, or no treatment. treatments were applied one daily for 28 days, using a double blind method. the lesions were evaluated by daily scoring of severity and by semiweekly culturing throughout the treatment period. compared with untreated controls, the response to clotrimazole was ... | 1981 | 7021507 |
| [the production of antibodies to an extracellular keratinase of microsporum canis (author's transl)]. | 1981 | 7035721 | |
| dermatophytosis of tiger caused by microsporum canis. | microsporum canis was isolated from the inflammatory skin lesions of a bengal tiger in april, 1979. in clinical findings rounded area of alopecia, 3 to 8 cm in size was observed on the right haunch and the tail. the skin lesions were covered with thin scales, but the inflammatory changes were not severe. findings, on physical examination, were unremarkable and the animal appeared healthy except for the skin lesions. the infected hairs were invaded by the fungal elements and arthroconidia were ar ... | 1981 | 7219512 |
| a glabrous microsporum canis in greater london. | a variant of microsporum canis, which produces glabrous colonies on primary culture, has been frequently isolated from cases of scalp and body ringworm by this department. the records of this laboratory, which undertakes a diagnostic service covering most of the greater london area, show that the prevalence of m. canis among scalp infections has increased during the past ten years, and this species is presently responsible for the majority of cases diagnosed by culture. the glabrous form now rep ... | 1981 | 7221800 |
| [atypical infections with microsporum canis after stay in tunisia (author's transl)]. | a case of infection with microsporum canis in a german couple which came into contact with cats during holidays in tunisia is recorded. atypical clinical features rare localization and the importance of tourism concerning the spread of infections due to microsporum canis are discussed. | 1981 | 7245825 |
| microsporum canis infection of the scalp in adults in denmark. | 1981 | 7254236 | |
| atypical cases of microsporum canis infection in the adult. | eleven adult patients (7 males, 4 females) were found to be infected with microsporum canis. there was involvement of the scalp in three patients: in one male and one female there were kerion-like lesions and in one male the lesions resembled seborrheic dermatitis. there were three cases of tinea barbae, males aged 28, 65 and 82 years, in the first resembling an infected single lesion of granuloma annulare, the second with a kerion-like lesion and the third with an abscess-like tumor. there were ... | 1981 | 7254307 |
| dermatophytic flora of ankara (turkey). | during the period july 1, 1976, to december 31, 1978, 1,227 dermatophytes were isolated from 2,702 specimens taken from suspected cases of dermatophytosis. the dermatophytic flora was found to consist mainly of anthropophilic species. trichophyton rubrum was by far the most frequently isolated species. tinea capitis was caused in 36.1% of all cases by trichophyton verrucosum, in 13.9% by microsporum canis and trichophyton violaceum, in 11.1% by trichophyton schoenleinii and trichophyton granulos ... | 1981 | 7262383 |
| [microsporous infection of the scalp in an adult (author's transl)]. | infection of the scalp in an elderly woman due to microsporum canis (zoophilic, long-lived fungus) after repeated direct contact with infected cats. we think that the infection could occur because of an age-induced decrease in some of the organic functions which govern the healing process of microsporous infections during puberty. | 1981 | 7262386 |
| a study of skin diseases in dogs and cat. vii. ringworm infection. | during 1973 through 1979 a total of 774 specimens from dogs and 227 specimens from cats were submitted for examination for ringworm infection. ninety-six (12.4%) of the samples from dogs and 66 (29.1%) of the samples from cats were positive by culture (tables i and ii). microsporum canis accounted for all infections in cats and for 95.8% of the infections in dogs. four dogs (4.2%) were infected with trichophyton mentagrophytes. three fourths of the infections with m. canis were diagnosed during ... | 1981 | 7312586 |
| superficial mycoses in the west of scotland. | ringworm formed almost 70 per cent of all superficial mycoses diagnosed. the feet and nails were most frequently affected and a single species, trichophyton rubrum was responsible for the majority of infections that required specialist attention. scalp ringworm which, until the middle of this century, was the most common form of the disease now constitutes only 5 per cent of infections and the majority of these are caused by the zoophilic fungus microsporum canis. the anthropophilic dermatophyte ... | 1981 | 7313682 |
| lipolytic activity of some dermatophytes. | the lipolytic activities of four common dermatophytes, epidermophyton floccosum, microsporum canis, trichophyton mentagrophytes and t. rubrum, were tested on agar medium supplemented with one or other of several lipids. the lipolytic activity was estimated by comparison of the zone sizes around the colonies. the highest lipolytic activity was demonstrated by m. canis, followed by t. mentagrophytes and e. floccosum; t. rubrum virtually lacked lipolytic activity. the clinical importance of these o ... | 1980 | 7359572 |
| studies on fungal flora in hair from domestic and laboratory animals suspected of dermatophytosis. i. dematophytes. | hairsamples of domestic and laboratory animals suspected of dermatophytosis were examined for the presence of dermatophytes. a nutritionally poor base-medium developed by the author was successfully used in the isolation and identification of dermatophytes. casein-medium supplemented with vitamins and sabouraud-liquid medium were used in special cases. dermatophytes were isolated in 36 of 331 samples (10.9%). the dermatophytes recovered were microsporum canis: 13 isolates from cat. 4 from dog. 1 ... | 1980 | 7376879 |
| [kerion-like tinea barbae caused by microsporum canis (author's transl)]. | 1980 | 7383055 | |
| the dysgonic form of microsporum canis in n.w. london. | an account is given of the occurrence in n.w. london of ringworm due to the dysgonic form of microsporum canis in cats, dogs, and humans. the unusual morphology of the dysgonic strain is described as is the extraordinary lability of the fungus in culture. the distribution of cases in man and animals in the area is mapped. the clinical and epidemiological behaviour of the fungus, as illustrated by four family outbreaks, differs little from that of the typical strain. the origin of the dysgonic st ... | 1980 | 7387885 |
| incidence of dermatophytes in the san francisco bay area. | a total of 1,101 patients was studied for the incidence and distribution of dermatophytes in the san francisco bay area from 1974 to 1978. 267 dermatophytes were isolated and identified. trichophyton rubrum and trichophyton tonsurans were the most prevalent dermatophytes. t. rubrum caused 83% of tinea pedis, 82% of tinea unguium, 80% of tinea manuum and 66% of tinea cruris. t. tonsurans was the major cause of tinea capitis (60%) followed by microsporum canis. microsporum audouinii was not encoun ... | 1980 | 7398991 |
| etiology of ringworm of the scalp, beard and body in rome, italy. | from 1972 to 1977 the authors examined 1,311 patients in rome affected by ringworm of the scalp, beard and body, comparing their findings with a study made in milan between 1969 to 1973 and with earlier italian studies from 1900 to date. it appears that at the beginning of the century scalp ringworm was usually caused by trichophyton violaceum and t. tonsurans, whereas microsporum canis was rarely found. today the trichophyton species are rarely isolated, whereas microsporum species, particularl ... | 1980 | 7423332 |
| fungal infections of the scalp in western australia. | between 1963 and 1972, 1,212 fungi were isolated from patients with tinea capitis (ringworm of the scalp) in western australia. the clinical diagnosis was confirmed by microscopic examination examination and/or culture of hairs, scale or pus. microsporum canis, a zoophilic fungus, was found to be the most common agent of tinea capitis in western australia, causing 1,100 infections and accounting for 90.8% of the total isolates. the highest incidence of m. canis infections occurred in children be ... | 1980 | 7434132 |
| keratinophilic fungi on four animal groups. | four surveys were conducted on different animal groups in the metropolitan area of perth. microsporum canis was the only fungus isolated from cats and was prevalent in these animals. dermatophyte infections in dogs were less common and were caused by m. canis. m. gypseum and trichophyton mentagrophytes. t. mentagrophytes was isolated from laboratory guinea pigs but not from native animals. | 1980 | 7436952 |
| natural focus of microsporosis caused by microsporum canis bodin. | the authors discovered a natural focus of microsporosis caused by the dermatophyte microsporum canis bodin. an adult man and four children were afflicted by this dermatophytosis. symptomatic and inapparent forms of the disease in the focus were also detected in several cats and dogs. homeless cats were found to be the source of the causative agent and its permanent hosts. a chainlike transmission from these cats was triggered to home-kept cats and dogs and to family members of their owners. both ... | 1980 | 7450609 |
| experimental infection of goats and guinea pigs with microsporum canis and trials on treatment with canesten cream and neguvon solution. | goats and guinea pigs were found to be quite susceptible to infection with the bovine strain of microsporum canis. the severe and characteristic annular lesions seen in goats suggested the suitability of this species as a model for future research. the lesions in both goats and guinea pigs are described in details. trials on treatment of the experimentally induced lesions with 1% canesten cream and 6% neguvon solution were attempted. the efficacy of the drugs used were assessed on the basis of c ... | 1980 | 7464898 |
| ascocarp production by nannizzia otae on keratinous and non-keratinous agar media and mating behavior of n. otae and 123 japanese isolates of microsporum canis. | 1980 | 7464901 | |
| a compilation of published reports of mycoses in animals in india. | the available published reports on animal mycoses in india and the fungal agents isolated from animal material are discussed. among dermatophytes, the occurrence of trichophyton verrucosum, t. mentagrophytes, t. rubrum, t. equimum, t. violaceum, t. simii, t. tonsurans, t. terrestre, t. ajelloi, microsporum canis, m. gypseum and m. namum has been reported. cases of aspergillosis, candidiasis, phycomycosis, rhinosporidiosis, epizootic lymphangitis, mycotic abortions and mycotic mastitis have been ... | 1980 | 6999357 |
| zoophilic dermatophytes and their natural hosts in western australia. | zoophilic dermatophytes were a common source of both human and animal ringworm infections in western australia. microsporum canis was the chief aetiologic agent of infections in kittens and children. trichophyton mentagrophytes was isolated from domestic pets, farm animals, laboratory animals and wild animals as well as humans. t. verrucosum was a less frequent cause of infection in both man and animals. other zoophilic species isolated included m. gypseum, m. nanum and t. equinum var. autotroph ... | 1980 | 7207348 |
| tinea capitis in an adult (microsporum canis). | 1980 | 6258067 | |
| [in vitro effectiveness of salicylic, benzoic and boric acid and diiodine thymol solutions on various strains of dermatophytes]. | in order to study the in vitro behavior of the drug used according to our formula cultures of trichophyton mentagrophytes. trichophyton rubrum, trichophyton verrucosum, trichophyton tonsurans, microsporum canis, microsporum gallinae, microsporum audouinii, microsporum gypseum and epidermophyton floccosum were prepared in order to prove its efficacy. it was found no growth in cultures to which the drug was added in different concentrations thus proving its efficacy as a fungistatic element. the i ... | 1979 | 395583 |
| an uncommon case of onychomycosis due to microsporum canis. | 1979 | 161502 | |
| [basic factors in epidemic rises in the incidence of zooanthroponotic microsporosis caused by microsporum canis in kamchatka]. | 1979 | 419879 | |
| studies on the macroconidia of microsporum canis. characteristics of in vitro amino acid incorporating system. | the characteristics of an in vitro polyuridylic acid dependent amino acid incorporating system prepared from germinating macroconidia of microsporum canis are described. the incorporation of 14c-phenylalanine into polyphenylalanine is dependent on s-30 extract, adenosine triphosphate, magnesium ions and polyuridylic acid. incorporation is slightly enhanced by yeast transfer ribonucleic acid and pyruvate kinase. the system is highly sensitive to ribonuclease, puromycin and miconazole (an antifung ... | 1979 | 426600 |
| dermatophyte species, microscopic and cultural examination. | the dermatophytes epidermophyton floccosum, microsporum canis, trichophyton mentagrophytes var. interdigitale, t. rubrum, and t. verrucosum were compared with respect to the direct microscopic examination of a clinical material and the number of colonies obtained by culture. it was found that the results of microscopy as well as of culture depended to a marked extent upon which species were the cause of the mycosis. the extremes were e. floccosum and t. mentagrophytes var. interdigitale which sh ... | 1979 | 481562 |
| two outbreaks of microsporum canis ringworm in israel. | 1979 | 481563 | |
| experimental infection of guinea-pigs with atypical and dysgonic strains of microsporum canis. | pathogenicity tests with one dysgonic and six atypical strains of microsporum canis were carried out on guinea-pigs. five of the atypical strains were laboratory mutants from dysgonic strains isolated from living hosts. as sporulation and viability varied greatly between the strains, inocula consisted of suspensions of fungal fragments of known viable count. when a sufficiently active inoculum was used, lesions and fluorescent hairs were induced in the guinea-pigs by all but one of the strains t ... | 1979 | 481564 |
| [organization of the control of microsporosis caused by microsporum canis in moscow]. | 1979 | 484009 | |
| [overview of dermatophytes in mali]. | 517 isolations of dermatophytes collected in mali are reported. the various species are described and the main findings are: --trichophyton species are more common (85.5% isolated from scalp lesions and 77.5% from skin scrapings) than microsporum species. --trichophyton verrucosum and microsporum canis have been found found for the first time in mali. --ill-defined clinical forms of scalp lesions caused by either t. schonleinii or t. soudanense occur in the subsaharian areas of the country. | 1979 | 498384 |
| g1549, a new cyclic hydroxamic acid antibiotic, isolated from culture broth of pseudomonas alcaligenes. | antibiotic g1549, isolated from culture broth of pseudomonas alcaligenes, is a new cyclic hydroxamic acid with a 1-hydroxy-2(1h)-pyridinone structure that complexes with metals. the structure of g1549 is suggested to be 1-hydroxy-5-methoxy-6-methyl-2(1h)-pyridinone. in vitro, g1549 and its copper and ferric complexes show moderate activity against gram-positive bacteria, fungi and trichomonas vaginalis. topical application of g1549 and its copper and ferric complexes protect guinea pigs against ... | 1979 | 528379 |
| incidence of dermatophytosis in kuwait. | dermatophytosis in kuwait was found to be associated with poor, over-crowded socioeconomic localities. this infection occurred in all age groups, but patients below 10 years of age were most susceptible. tinea capitis was observed in 71.1% of 135 patients with dermatophytosis, with a higher incidence (48.2%) in males than in females. microsporum canis caused 60.7% of all cases of dermatophytosis and 76% of tinea capitis. a high rate of failure to culture from microscopically positive specimens w ... | 1979 | 542886 |
| [13 years of veterinary mycological routine diagnostics. isolation of dermatophytes in the years 1965-1977]. | over a thirteen year period (1965 to 1977) a total of 4790 skin scrapings and hair samples of animals were examined mycologically. 887 strains of dermatophytes were isolated out of 885 of these samples (= 18,5%). most frequently trichophyton verrucosum was identified in samples from cattle, followed by microsporum canis isolated from cats, dogs and zoo animals. t. mentagrophytes was mainly found on guinea pigs, chinchillas and dogs and t. equinum on horses. although the total number of the sampl ... | 1979 | 545713 |
| survey on the epidemiology of microsporum canis infections in the city of rome. | 1979 | 575668 | |
| determination of biogenous amines in fungus-cultures (candida albicans, trichophyton mentagrophytes, trichophyton rubrum and microsporum canis) by thin-layer chromatography and mass-spectrometry. | 1978 | 366401 | |
| [epidemiological characteristics of the microsporosis caused by microsporum canis]. | 1978 | 371273 | |
| fungal diseases in shiraz. | in 122 patients with fungal diseases studied over a six month period, sixty were seen with dermatophyte infections. tinea pedis, cruris and ungruium occurred mainly in adult males attending the private hospital and tinea corporis and capitis children attending the university hospital. the organisms found were trichophyton rubrum, t. mentagrophytes, t. schonleinii, t. tonsurans, epidermophyton floccosum and microsporum canis. infections with candida albicans occurred both in the urban and rural p ... | 1978 | 148630 |
| [epidemiological characteristics of microsporosis caused by microsporum canis]. | 1978 | 152027 | |
| [ecological characteristics of microsporum canis and the incidence of zooanthroponotic microsporosis]. | 1978 | 153670 | |
| microsporum canis infection: first epidemic in israel. | we report here on the first epidemic of microsporum canis infection in israel. all 78 cases were diagnosed in the port city of eilat between august, 1975 and may 1976. the epidemic has apparently been controlled with griseofulvin therapy and public health measures. | 1978 | 635726 |
| [various epidemiological characteristics of animal-man transmissible microsporosis caused by microsporum canis]. | 1978 | 636601 | |
| isolation of glycopeptides with skin test activity from dermatophytes. | by using ethylene glycol extraction of whole submerged cultures followed by sephadex g-200 and diethylaminoethyl-sephadex chromatography, we isolated four distinct glycopeptides from trichophyton mentagrophytes, t. rubrum, and microsporum canis. chemical analyses revealed that these glycopeptides contained mostly carbohydrate (42.5 to 81.6%) and protein (4.3 to 11.3%), with lesser amounts of phosphorus (0.4 to 6.0%) and hexosamines (0.3 to 0.6%). based upon total carbohydrate and monosaccharide ... | 1978 | 640721 |
| atypical strains of microsporum canis. | four atypical isolates of microsporum canis, three from humans and one from a cat, were obtained from north-west london. these and a further human isolate were compared with each other and with a typical isolate of the fungus. immediately after isolation the atypical isolates were very labile, but were stabilised after a few subcultures from selected sectors. the stable forms differed from each other, but all had a tendency to brown rather than yellow pigmentation, to feathery submerged mycelium ... | 1978 | 692629 |
| [mechanism of transmission of microsporum canis, and the characteristics of clinical course and diagnosis of zooanthroponotic microsporosis]. | 1978 | 695899 | |
| isolation, purification, and antibiotic activity of o-methoxycinnamaldehyde from cinnamon. | o-methoxycinnamaldehyde has been isolated and purified from powdered cinnamon. the compound inhibits the growth and toxin production of mycotoxin-producing fungi. the substance completely inhibited the growth of aspergillus parasiticus and a. flavus at 100 microgram/ml and a. ochraceus and a. versicolor at 200 microgram/ml. it inhibited the production of aflatoxin b1 by over 90% at 6.25 microgram/ml, ochratoxin a at 25 microgram/ml, and sterigmatocystin at 50 microgram/ml. the substance also dis ... | 1978 | 708030 |
| mating behaviour of nannizzia otae (=microsporum canis). | one hundred and ninety-eight isolates of microsporum canis, obtained from humans and animals in 12 countries, were paired with the two japanese tester strains of nannizzia otae (= m. canis), vut 74037 (cdc b-2094+) and vut 74039 (cdc b-2095-). one hundred and forty-one (72%) produced either gymnothecia or pseudogymnothecia in crosses with vut 74037. fifty-seven (28%) were nonreactive. none of the paired isolates reacted with vut 74039. the number of nonreactive isolates decreased to 17% when 104 ... | 1978 | 714146 |
| [microsporum canis infections in hungary]. | 1978 | 714443 | |
| the dysgonic strain of microsporum canis. | the dysgonic strain of microsporum canis is described. the colony consists of fascicles of very wide hyphae with short compartments and close branching. lateral branches often themselves remain short and fail to branch, and many are reflexive, growing in the opposite direction to the parent hypha. mycelium of three types was noted, dysgonic, apparently normal, and forms intermediate between the two. change from one form to another occurred in a cyclial manner, the transition from dysgonic to app ... | 1978 | 732864 |
| [dermatophytoses found at the pasteur institute of tunis. apropos of 697 cases]. | a study about 697 patients with fungous injuries of scalp and hairless skin shows that 50% of scalp lesions and 16% of hairless skin lesions are dermatophyties. the incidence of dermatophytes is stable since the last study of juminer in tunis (1964); trichophyton violaceum is the most identified fungous; however, we attend the push of zoo-anthropophil dermatophytes, so that microsporum canis. | 1978 | 756697 |
| drug-induced changes in the plasma membrane of microsporum canis. a preliminary freeze--fracture study. | commercial solutions of clotrimazole, tolnaftate and tolcyclate were tested for 12 h in cultures of microsporum canis. they induced modifications in particle distribution, a blebbing of particle-free areas and the appearance of lamellar figures on the plasma membrane of fungus cells. the first two changes in the plasma membrane might be ascribed to a modification of the spectrin-like meshwork, while the third could be the result of a crystalline organization of membrane lipids. | 1977 | 871387 |
| [small epidemic in mannheim caused by microsporum canis bodin]. | 1977 | 927452 | |
| treatment of ringworm (microsporum canis) with inactivated fungal vaccine (a case report). | 1977 | 242883 | |
| tinea capitis in aboriginal children at maningrida, northern territory, australia. a variant of microsporum canis. | 1977 | 588196 | |
| dermatophytosis survey in lagos state of nigeria. | a dermaphytosis survey covering 3,860 schoolchildren was conducted in lagos, nigeria, between january 1973 and january 1974. seven species of dermatophytes, namely, trichophyton mentagrophytes (four isolates), t. rubrum (three isolates), t. soundanense (11 isolates), microsporum canis (five isolates), m. gypseum (two isolates), m audouinii (four isolates), and epidermophyton floccosum (three isolates) were recovered from specimens collected from the hair, skin and scalp scrapings of 81 schoolchi ... | 1977 | 595081 |
| hazards of domestic pets. ringworm and other skin conditions. | domestic pets may be responsible for a number of skin eruptions in man. whilst ringworm due to microsporum canis is one of the most common of these conditions in this country, trichophyton infection, flea bite dermatitis, cheyletiella dermatitis, canine scabies and traumatic dermatitis are by no means rare. less frequently encountered conditions include creeping eruption, favus, fowl-mite dermatitis and allergic dermatitis. | 1977 | 603448 |
| [dermatophytosis, pseudo-dermatophytosis and healthy cutaneous portage observed in platyrhini and cynomorpha monkeys (author's transl)]. | the most frequent tinea of the subhuman primates are microsporosis due to microsporum canis or trichophytosis at trichophyton mentagrophytes and t. simii. the t. mentagrophytes, an anthropo-zoophilic species must be differenciated from t. rubrum and t. interdigitale, dermatophytes of the man; due to the importance of that diagnosis in primate mycology, some tests are used for the differenciation. between the 226 monkeys investigated it was registered: 2 trichophytosis at t. mentagrophytes (an on ... | 1977 | 418728 |
| [mycological investigation of anthropozoonotic microsporisis (microsporum canis bodin, 1902). (first occurrence in slovakia) (author's transl)]. | 1976 | 944105 | |
| conidiogenesis in pathogenic hyphomycetes. i. sporothrix, exophiala, geotrichum and microsporum. | conidium formation in 5 species of pathogenic hyphomycetous fungi, sporothrix schenckii, exophiala salmonis, e. sp., geotrichum candidum and microsporum canis were examined using light and scanning electron microscopy. the fungi, grown in pure culture on potato dextrose agar under defined conditions, demonstrated 4 kinds of conidiogenesis. the taxonomic value of the developmental characters in the classification of the fungi imperfecti is discussed. | 1976 | 944466 |
| [ultrastructure of microsporum canis in studies by scanning and penetrating light electron microscopy]. | 1976 | 955203 | |
| [comparative data on griseofulvin treatment of microsporosis caused by microsporum canis with regard to certain characteristics of its pathogenesis]. | 1976 | 961060 | |
| studies on the biological effects of deuteriated organic compounds. i. antifungal activity of perdeuteriated fatty acids on dermatophytes in vitro. | the antifugal activity of some perdeuteriated fatty acids, with normal chain 11 to 18 carbon atoms, was investigated on common dermatophytes epidermophyton floccosum, microsporum canis, trichophyton mentagrophytes and t. rubrum under in vitro conditions. these studies were performed by dilution technique and with respiratory measurements, perdeuteriation of some fatty acids increases their inhibitory effect on the dermatophyte growth. perdeuteriated n-hendecanoic acid proved to be the most activ ... | 1976 | 967223 |
| tolciclate against dermatophytes. | 0-(1,2,3,4-tetrahydro-1,4-methanonaphthalen-6-yl)-m-n-dimethylthiocarbanilate (toliciclate; kc 9147) is a new topical antimycotic having an in vitro activity on dermatophytes between 0.1 and 0.01 mug/ml. it is fungicidal after some day's contact. it has the advantage over dyes used in the past for topical treatment of dermatomycoses in that it is colourless and is soluble in well tolerated excipients. it is more liposoluble than tolnaftate. in the guineapig skin infections with trichophyton aste ... | 1976 | 989349 |
| clinical evaluation of clotrimazole. a broad-spectrum antifungal agent. | the efficacy and safety of the broad-spectrum, topically applied antifungal agent clotrimazole were evaluated in two double-blind, multicentric trials. ten investigators reported on a total of 1,361 cases in which a 1% solution or a 1% cream formulation was compared with its respective vehicle. clotrimazole was therapeutically effective, as confirmed by mycological cure (negative microscopy and culture) and clinical improvement, in tinea pedis, tinea cruris, tinea corporis, pityriasis versicolor ... | 1976 | 769697 |
| lymphocyte transformation in vitro in dermatophytosis. | peripheral blood lymphocytes from 59 patients with dermatophytosis and from nine young healthy women were studied by the lymphocyte transformation test (lt) using mitogens and bacterial as well as fungal antigens. the latter included candida albicans (ca) and four dermatophyte species, viz. trichophyton rubrum (tr), trichophyton mentagrophytes (tm), epidermophyton floccosum (ef) and microsporum canis (mf). most of the patients showed normal transformation in response to mitogens and non-dermatop ... | 1976 | 793301 |
| isolation of dermatophytes, candida species and systemic fungi from dermatologic specimens in montréal, 1963 to 1973. | of 10 057 specimens of scrapings from skin, nails and scalp examined for dermatophytes, yeasts, pityriasis versicolor and systemic mycoses between 1963 and 1973, 30.4 percent were positive for fungi. skin produced the highest proportion (68.6 percent) of positive scrapings, scalp the lowest (4.2 percent). trichophyton rubrum was the predominant species (23.6 percent); of lesser prevalence were microsporum canis (9.3 percent), t. mentagrophytes (8.4 percent) and epidermophyton floccosum (4.8 perc ... | 1975 | 1091342 |
| antidermatophytic activity of 2-thiotetrahydro-1,3,5-thiadiazines and isothiocyanates. | benzyl, furfuryl, tetrahydronaphthyl, alpha-picolyl, and alpha-homopicolyl derivatives of 2-thiotetrahydro-1,3,5-thiadiazines were studied and found to be more active than beta-picolyl, and pyridyl analogs on dermatophytes, including the more resistant microsporum canis. | 1975 | 1094101 |
| isolation of chrysophanic acid-9-anthrone, the major antifungal principle of cassia tora. | an antifungal principle of defatted seed power of cassia tora linn. was isolated by extraction of an aqueous paste of the powder with benzene, followed by column chromatography over activated silica gel c using chloroform as the developing solvent. besides chrysophanic acid and other hydroxyanthraquinone derivatives, the major antifungal compound was identified as chrysophanic acid-9-anthrone, the structure of which was assigned on the basis of its chemical properties and uv, ir, nmr and mass sp ... | 1975 | 1143018 |
| [griseofulvin treatment of microsporosis caused by microsporum canis]. | 1975 | 1154895 | |
| microsporum canis infection in calves. | microsporum canis infection, seldom reported in calves, is described. the organism was isolated from skin scrapings collected from ringworm lesions mainly on the heads of 2 naturally infected calves. the organism was studied in vitro, and experimentally on guinea-pigs. | 1975 | 1162536 |
| observations of microsporium canis with cryoscanning and scanning electron microscopy. | the observations of microsporum canis with cryoscanning and scanning electron microscopy without fixation and dehydration were reported. in the former an almost native state was observed through showing some fuzzy outlines due to frost; in the latter it was shown that marked shrinkage and distortion had occured. there were many granules on the surface of the macroconidia though their function is uncertain. | 1975 | 1207721 |
| [clinico-epidemiological peculiarities of microsporidioses caused by microsporum canis in adults in recent years]. | 1975 | 130756 | |
| [problems of epidemiology, clinical course, treatment and prevention of microsporosis caused by microsporum canis in the riazan district during the past 6 years (1967-1972)]. | 1975 | 132060 | |
| [microsporia of cats and dogs caused by the dermatophyte microsporum canis bodin]. | 1974 | 4210144 | |
| [report on an epidemic caused by microsporum canis]. | 1974 | 4410750 | |
| the perfect state of microsporum canis. | 1974 | 4474564 | |
| letter: atypical scalp ringworm caused by microsporum canis. | 1974 | 4833798 |