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[isolation, identification and frequency of dermatophytes in clinical specimens].	the authors report the results of a research on dermatophytes isolated from man. out of 131 strains isolated, 43 (35%) were anthropofilic, 78 (63%) zoophilic and 1 (1%) geophilic. m. canis was the fungus more frequently isolated with a percentage of 50%.	1983	6681019
a new polyene with antimycotic activity produced by a streptomycete from the rhizosphere of an indoor plant.	from the rhizosphere of a potted sanseviera trifasciata, a streptomyces griseus strain with a broad antifungal activity was isolated; in the soil of this plant, a sole hyphomycete, aspergillus niger, was found in pure culture at 37 degrees c. this streptomycete produced a polyene, belonging to the pentaene group. it was found to inhibit, in vitro, the growth of all the 123 strains tested; the strains belonging to the genera aspergillus, cryptococcus, candida, trichophyton, epidermophyton, micros ...	1983	6681974
isolation of keratinophilic fungi from sewage sludge.	five mixed samples of sewage sludges from 4 wastewater treatment plants were examined for keratinophilic fungi. microsporum gypseum, trichophyton terrestre, t. ajelloi, chrysosporium pannorum, c. keratinophilum and c. pruinosum were recovered.	1983	6685348
isolation of saprophytic microsporum praecox rivalier from sites associated with horses.	several m. praecox isolates of saprophytic origin were obtained in belgium from horses and their surroundings. visualization of macroconidia in dust collected in stables proved its saprophytic origin. a few strains were obtained from human cases of tinea corporis.	1983	6685349
antifungal activity of wratizolin.	wratizolin was found to inhibit completely or delay markedly the growth of fungi of microsporum, trichophyton and epidermophyton genus. mould fungi, yeasts, and yeast-like organisms, with a few exceptions, were not sensitive to wratizolin.	1983	6687107
blepharitis by microsporum canis.		1983	6093916
[degradation and assimilation of glucose and amino acids by microsporum gypseum (author's transl)].		1982	6123946
[onychomycosis caused by microsporum canis].		1982	6215789
keratinolytic fungi in egyptian soils.	the frequency of occurrence of keratinolytic fungi in seventy soil samples collected from different sites in upper egypt and in the coastal area of the mediterranean and baited with human and animal hair and pigeon feathers was determined. twenty-one species in addition to an unidentified species, which belong to sixteen genera were collected. chrysosporium indicum, b. tropicum, c. keratinophilum and microsporum gypseum were the most frequent fungal species recovered from baited soils. the eight ...	1982	6181404
in vitro degradation of human hair by some keratinophilic fungi.		1982	6182463
nutritional requirements of keratinophilic fungi and dermatophytes for conidial germination.	germination of spores of chrysosporium crassitunicatum, nannizzia fulva (+), nannizzia fulva (-) and trichophyton equinum was studied in the presence of various carbon and nitrogen sources. effect of different temperatures on spore germination was also determined. maximum spore germination within 24 hours was recorded when glucose was used as a carbon source for all the test fungi. except sodium nitrate all the inorganic nitrogen sources enhanced the spore germination at 0.05% concentration. mos ...	1982	6184619
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
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
garlic an antibiotic?		1982	7070327
microsporum canis infections in hungary.		1982	7070401
distribution of mating types among clinical isolates of the microsporum gypseum complex.	forty-five clinical isolates of microsporum gypseum were crossed with the + and - tester strains of nannizzia gypsea, n. incurvata and n. fulva to determine their mating type. thirty-two produced fertile gymnothecia when crossed with n. gypsea, of which 13 reacted as + and 19 as -. ten produced fertile gymnothecia when crossed with n. incurvata, of which 7 reacted as + and 3 as -. the remaining 3 were sterile in all crosses with n. gypsea. n. incurvata and n. fulva. of these 3, 2 were fluffy, de ...	1982	7070476
[microsporum canis outbreak caused by pedigree cats in the karl-marx city area].		1982	7075844
microsporum canis isolations from show cats.		1982	7080422
etiology of dermatophytoses in denmark based on a material of 1070 cases.		1982	7088026
etiology of dermatophytosis in eastern nigeria: a 7 year study.		1982	7088028
tinea capitis in northern nigeria.		1982	7088032
[epidemiology and clinical manifestations of zooanthroponotic microsporum infection].		1982	7090534
five-year follow-up of a man with subcutaneous mycetomas caused by microsporum audouinii.	a black man with subcutaneous mycetomas caused by microsporum audouinii was treated by a combination of griseofulvin, 18.5 g of amphotericin b, excisional surgery, and later, ketoconazole, resulting in a satisfactory arrest or cure of the clinical illness. complications of therapy included residual impaired renal function and a change in hair color from black to a rust brown color. the continued use of the term mycetoma to describe such lesions is justified.	1982	7091057
dermatophyte carriers among school children.		1982	7099201
dermatophytes and dermatophytosis in denmark 1979.		1982	7099202
efficacy of garlic (allium sativum l.) therapy against experimental dermatophytosis in rabbits.		1982	7106885
keratinolytic fungi in egyptian soils.	the frequency of occurrence of keratinolytic fungi in seventy soil samples, collected from different sites in upper egypt and in the coastal area of the mediterranean, was determined by baiting with human and animal hairs and pigeon feathers. twenty-one species, in addition to an unidentified species, which belong to sixteen genera were collected. chrysosporium indicum, c. tropicum, c. keratinophilum, and microsporum gypseum were the most frequent fungal species recovered from the baited soils. ...	1982	7109977
dermatophytosis due to microsporum gypseum in a pet rabbit - a case report.		1982	7110195
[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 microsporidian spore invasion tube. iii. tube extrusion and assembly.	the polar filaments within microsporidian spores discharges as tubes with subsecond velocity. populations of discharging tubes of glugea hertwigi spores pulse-labeled with latex particles for 1-3 s were consistently devoid of label at the distal ends; discharging tubes were completely labeled after 30- to 60-s exposure to latex. this experiment indicates that discharge tubes grow at the tip. completely assembled discharge tubes consisted of single, empty cylinders; however, incompletely discharg ...	1982	7119008
[zooanthroponotic microsporosis in infants].		1982	7124112
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
[pityriasis rosea type of multiple foci of microsporosis caused by m. canis].		1982	7139731
ultrastructure of the invasion of human hair in vitro by the keratinophilic fungus microsporum gypseum.	the pattern of invasion of human hair in vitro by the dermatophyte microsporum gypseum was studied by transmission and scanning electron microscopy. mycelia that invaded the hair cortex through the edge of cuticles showed a flattened "frond" growth in contrast to the filamentous form seen on ordinary laboratory media. the frond cells were characterized by the presence of vesicles formed by invaginations of plasmalemma, and lomasomes were prominent in the region adjacent to the hard keratinized t ...	1982	7141710
[first isolation of microsporum ferrugineum (ota 1921) in munich].		1982	7144810
tinea capitis in brooklyn.	tinea capitis, a disease of children, occurs throughout the united states. we studied 144 clinically diagnosed cases of tinea capitis within a 12-month period. ninety-six of them had positive cultures; trichophyton tonsurans grew in 89% and microsporum organisms in 11%. ninety-five (99%) of the patients with positive cultures were black, and one (1%) was hispanic. the peak incidence was in the 4-to-5-year age group. boys and girls were equally affected. sixty percent of the 96 culture-proved cas ...	1982	7148756
dermatophytes in tucson, arizona, 1967 to 1981.		1982	7150022
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
lipid composition of microsporum gypseum.	lipid composition of microsporum gypseum grown in sabouraud's liquid media on a rotary shaker were analyzed. the organism contains 6.07% lipid (dry weight basis), of which 75.88% is neutral lipids, 0.9% phospholipids and the rest are glycolipids and pigments. phospholipids of m. gypseum contain phosphatidyl choline (44.21%), phosphatidyl ethanolamine (17.8%), polyphospho inositide (12.13%), phosphatidyl inositol (8.24%), phosphatidic acid (4.61%) and cardiolipin. phosphatidyl serine is absent. t ...	1982	7154975
antigenic structure of dermatophytes as demonstrated by quantitative immunoelectrophoresis.		1982	7155181
a comparison of bifonazole (bay h 4502) with clotrimazole in vitro.	the antifungal activity of a new topical imidazole, bifonazole (bay h 4502, bayer ag institute for chemotherapy), was compared in vitro with that of clotrimazole (bay b 5097, schering corporation) in tests with 67 pathogenic and commensal yeasts, 45 dermatophytes and 14 miscellaneous pathogenic fungi by an agar dilution method. three media, kimmig's agar, sabouraud's agar, and casein-yeast extract-glucose agar were used. bifonazole was inhibitory for nearly all the yeasts tested including candid ...	1982	7157107
experimental infection on a horse with microsporum canis from equine ringworm.		1982	7162004
antifungal activity of dermatological shampoos.	the effect of several "medicated" shampoos on the growth of a variety of fungi was determined. shampoos with as low as 0.5% coal tar were inhibitory to all strains, 2.5% selenium sulfide and 1 and 2% zinc pyrithione were significantly more inhibitory. since these shampoos have substantivity for the human scalp, they may be useful as adjunctive therapy to griseofulvin in the treatment of scalp infections and minimize the risk of spread of viable spores to others in the environment.	1982	7165342
[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
utilization of l- and dl-cystine by the fungus microsporum gypseum.	growth of the fungus microsporum gypseum and utilization of cystine during this growth was studied in a glucose-arginine medium containing either sodium sulphate, and l-cystine or dl-cystine. replacement of sulphate with l-cystine brought about no significant changes in the growth of the microorganism. utilization of l-cystine as a source of carbon and nitrogen was rapid and complete and excess sulphur was excreted into the medium in the form of sulphate. similarly excreted were also minute amou ...	1982	7173742
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
microsporum gypseum as the cause of ringworm in a horse.		1982	7179680
microsporum gypseum in a horse.		1982	7179702
[experience in using new corrective methods of therapy in microsporosis].		1982	7180180
misdiagnosed dermatophytosis.		1982	7185986
[treatment of tinea microsporum. metabolic interference between phenobarbital and griseofulvin].	two epileptic children treated with phenobarbital and suffering from tinea capitis, not responding to a long lasting treatment with griseofulvin, healed only after phenobarbital has been discontinued. we ascribe our therapeutic problems to the metabolic interference of griseofulvin with phenobarbital. we have measured the blood concentration of griseofulvin several times in one of our 2 children and in a control of the same age living in the same dietary conditions and in the same conditions of ...	1982	7187184
[superficial mycosis in valdivia, chile].		1982	7187703
the microsporidian spore invasion tube. ii. role of calcium in the activation of invasion tube discharge.	a swelling response by the polaroplast organelle initiated microsporidian invasion tube extrusions by glugea hertwigi spores. the tumescence was induced by the displacement of internal calcium. sodium citrate, phosphate, and the calcium ionophore a23187 were effective in initiating polaroplast swelling and spore discharge; however, the addition of external cacl2 switched the expanded polaroplasts to a contracted state and blocked spore discharge. unlike cacl2, equivalent concentrations of kcl, n ...	1982	6811603
in vivo studies on phospholipid biosynthesis in microsporum gypseum.		1982	6820356
characterization of allergen extracts by two-dimensional electrophoretic techniques: micropolyspora faeni antigens.	thermophilic actinomycetes and saprobic fungi are important in the etiology of allergic occupational diseases such as "farmer's lung" disease. each such organism produces several protein antigens. inhaled, these antigens stimulate production of antibodies. detection of precipitating antibodies has been useful in the diagnosis of diseases so induced. characterization of allergen extracts from microorganisms associated with these diseases is important, to improve the sensitivity and precision of t ...	1982	7042119
immunology of human dermatophyte infections.	human infection is the result of a complex interplay of factors pertaining to the invading organism, the host, and the environment. this is best shown in human dermatophyte infections. acute infections are usually short-lived and easy to treat. the patient has good cell-mediated immunity, short-term antidermatophyte antibodies, and delayed hypersensitivity. in chronic infections, the infection is long-term and resistant to therapy. patients have poor in vitro assessed cell-mediated immunity and ...	1982	7046643
a simplified in vitro assay of delayed hypersensitivity in diagnosis of dermatomycoses.	a tissue culture technique for detection of cellular hypersensitivity in an animal model of dermatomycoses is presented. it is based on specific inhibition of migration of leukocytes sensitized to dermatophytic antigens. the application and specificity of this new immunological technique were studied in guinea pigs infected with trichophyton rubrum, microsporum vanbreuseghemii, and epidermophyton floccosum. in all the infected animals, sensitivity to trichophytin was demonstrated to be independe ...	1981	7050213
[immune reactivity indices and their dynamics in zooanthroponotic microsporosis].		1981	7197441
[epidemiological characteristics of zooanthroponotic microsporosis].		1981	7199229
study of dermatomycoses.	555 clinically suspected cases of dermatomycoses were studied for causative fungi and their detailed clinical manifestations. the fungi were demonstrated on routine koh mount and/or by culture in 464 cases (83.6%). tinea corporis was the predominant fungal infection (30.6%) and t. rubrum was the main etiologic agent. favus (t. schoenleini) was found only in cases from jammu and kashmir valleys. there was a high incidence of tinea capitis among children. trichophyton tonsurans was isolated in cas ...	1981	7216596
lipids of dermatophytes.	this investigation deals with phosphatides and fatty acid content of epidermophyton floccosum, microsporum cookie and trichophyton mentagrophytes during different phases of growth. total phosphatide content of these dermatophytes decreased with age, which was reflected in constituent major phosphatides. the zwitterionic and anionic phospholipids tended to maintain a constant ratio. short chain fatty acids increased significantly with age in e. floccosum whereas these fatty acids represented a mi ...	1981	7219077
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
tinea facei caused by microsporum gypseum in a two days old infant.		1981	7231454
[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
survey of human pathogenic actinomycetes and fungi in soil from rome and other italian areas.	as part of a study sponsored by the ministry of health of italy, a research program on pathogenic actinomycetes, keratinophilic and pathogenic fungi in soil was carried out. two hundred soil samples, collected from different areas of the city of rome, calabria, emilia romagna, latium, apulia, sardinia, sicily, tuscany and umbria, were examined by several techniques to detect the widest possible variety of pathogenic actinomycetes and fungi. seven isolates of nocardia asteroides, four of actinoma ...	1981	7012635
survey of mating types of clinical isolates of microsporum canis in japan.		1981	7014687
antifungal properties of some pyrazolyl-alkyl-sulfides. electron microscopic evidence in two dermatophytes and candida albicans.	four 5-amino-4-alkylthio-pyrazoles were synthesized and their antifungal activity was evaluated in vitro in trichophyton mentagrophytes, microsporum cookei and candida albicans. the compounds slightly influenced the growth kinetics of the yeast, but at concentrations ranging from 20 to 40 micrograms/ml completely prevented the mycelial growth of the two dermatophytes cultivated on sabouraud's agar medium. an electron microscopic study, undertaken by using the most active compound, showed that in ...	1981	7017418
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 effect of keratinase on human epidermis, especially on stratum corneum (author's transl)].		1981	7024585
[sycosis of the beard (tinea barbae). analysis of 42 cases].	42 patients suffering from dermatophytic fungus infection involving the bearded area, face and neck (tinea barbae) were seen in the clinic between 1970 and 1977. the clinical diagnosis was confirmed by microscopic examination (koh) of skin and hair scrapings in all the patients. the material obtained from 39 patients and inoculated gave a positive culture; in were isolated and following fungi: t rubrum-18, t. mentagrophytes-16, t. megninii-1, t. violaceum-2, m. canis-2. from the clinical point o ...	1981	7026932
the isolation of pathogenic fungi and actinomycetes from soil in egypt.	140 soil samples from the assiut governorate were examined for pathogenic fungi and actinomycetes. the paraffin-bait technique and a modified sodium citrate-utilizing procedure were used for recovery of nocardia strains. five isolations of n. brasiliensis were made by the sodium citrate method while 3 isolates were obtained by the other method. n. gypsoides was isolated for the first time, only the the modified method. it appears that the latter method suppresses to a great extent the growth of ...	1981	7027477
[enzymolysis of microscopic and yeast-like fungi by an actinomyces griseinus 11 preparations].		1981	7029518
[the production of antibodies to an extracellular keratinase of microsporum canis (author's transl)].		1981	7035721
[endemic tinea microsporica in employees in commercial ornamental plant production].		1981	6455860
in vivo antimycotic activity of naftifine.	naftifine, a new antifungal agent belonging chemically to the allylamines, was tested for its in vivo activity after topical application against guinea pig skin infections caused by trichophyton mentagrophytes, t. mentagrophytes var. quinckeanum, or microsporum racemosum. compared with standard compounds, naftifine proved to be highly effective mycologically and clinically after topical application in the above models.	1981	7247367
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
[2 cases of dermatomycosis caused by microsporum gypseum].		1981	7257603
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
the frequency of causative dermatophytes in egypt.		1981	7263125
dermatophytes in clinically healthy laboratory animals.		1981	7265899
[antimicrobial activity of chlorine-substituted 4-alkyl- and arylphenols].	the results of the study on the antimicrobial activity of 12 chlorine-substituted 4-alkyl- and arylphenols against staphylococcus, streptococcus, e. coli, salmonella typhosa, salmonella typhimurium, shigella dysenteriae, proteus, klebsiella rhinoscleromatis, candida, trichophyton gypseum and microsporum lanosum are presented. it was found that introduction of the alkyl substitute to position 4 of orthochlorphenol increased the activity of the substances against the majority of test microbes. the ...	1981	7271258
[microsporia and topical therapeutical problems (author's transl)].		1981	7273151
[microsporosis familiaris (author's transl)].		1981	7273163
inorganic sulphur sources for the growth of the dermatophyte microsporum gypseum.	suitability of 10 inorganic compounds at a concentration of 1 mm as sulphur sources for the growth of the dermatophyte microsporum gypseum was investigated. dry mass of the mycelium after a 11-d growth served as indicator. sodium sulphate, sulphite and also disulphite, peroxodisulphate and dithionite were the best sources. growth in the presence of sodium thiosulphate and tetrathionate was slightly worse. sulphide inhibited the growth, which began only after a longer adaptation. sodium thiocyana ...	1981	7274841
organic sulphur sources for the growth of the dermatophyte microsporum gypseum.	the suitability of 30 organic compounds (of them 19 sulphur-containing amino acids) at a concentration of 1 mm as sulphur sources for the growth of the dermatophyte microsporum gypseum was investigated. the dry mass of the mycelium after an 11-d growth served as a measure of utilizability. of sulphur amino acid cystine, cysteine, reduced and oxidized glutathione, cysteic and cysteinesulphinic acids, s-sulphocysteine, lanthionine, taurine and serine sulphate were the best sources. methionine and ...	1981	7274842
temperature-induced alterations in phospholipid & fatty acid composition of microsporum species.		1981	7275155
[ultrastructure of the apical cells in microsporum gypseum following growth inhibition by ultraviolet light (author's transl)].		1981	7278878
biosynthesis of neutral lipids in microsporum gypseum.		1981	7292209
[dermatomycoses in the yemen arab republic].		1981	7293478
superficial mycoses in italy.	a total of 1244 cases suspected of superficial mycoses were analysed in a period of 12 months in italy. dermatophytoses were found in 62.4%; the other common disease was pityriasis versicolor (44.1%)., the predominant species epidermophyton floccosum (34,2%) was strikingly high in relation to other statistics; this species was commonest in tinea cruris. among the other dermatophytes m. canis was predominant (31.3%) commonest in tinea corporis, followed by t. mentagrophytes (17,8%) and t. rubrum ...	1981	7312020
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
morphogenetic effect of l-cysteine on dermatophytes.	in the presence of l-cysteine, all the 24 dermatophyton fungi under study grew poorly. none of the strains, except trichophyton menatographytes var. quinckeanum, grew in the presence of 0.04 m l-cysteine. the strains growing on a medium containing l-cysteine showed morphological changes. the surface of the colonies lost its velvety appearance and became awnless or waxy. the strains grown in the presence of l-cysteine abundantly formed chlamydospores. the chains of chlamydospores may resemble yea ...	1981	7315534
phospholipid and fatty acid composition of microsporum cookei: effect of exogenous unsaturated fatty acids.		1981	7323910