Publications
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| [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 |
| treatment of ringworm in horses with natamycin. | a suspension based on the antibiotic, natamycin, was applied by sponging to 83 horses of various breeds and ages with signs of clinical ringworm. a number of different causative agents were involved of which trichophyton equinum was the most common. treatment successfully eliminated the disease within 4 weeks. after treatment the recovered animals did not show any evidence of re-infection for up to 6 months. the mycological clearance rate was 97 per cent and apart from the efficacy against ringw ... | 1979 | 311734 |
| in vitro survival of human pathogenic fungi in seawater. | the survival of propagules from 4 pathogenic fungi, trichophyton mentagrophytes, trichosporon cutaneum, candida albicans, and microsporum gypseum was studied in seawater subjected to different temperature (20--35 degrees c) and salinity (6--50%) levels in diurnal rhythm of 12 h cycles. survival was measured by viability of propagules over a period of 52 weeks. all fungi, except t. cutaneum at 35 degrees c survived the experimental conditions for 52 weeks. temperature was the most influential fac ... | 1979 | 375437 |
| in vitro survival of human pathogenic fungi in hawaiian beach sand. | in vitro studies utilizing 4 pathogenic fungi, trichosporon cutaneum, candida albicans, microsporum gypseum and trichophyton mentagrophytes, all known from hawaiian beaches, indicate that they survive in the fluctuating beach habitat where they can serve as potential sources of infection for significant periods of time. survival was measured by testing the viability of propagules at intervals for 6 months. all species survived 6 months under 1 or more experimental conditions. survival patterns s ... | 1979 | 375438 |
| antifungal activity of transferrin. | inhibitory effects of transferrin on fungal growth were successfully estimated by measuring fungal atp content. by this method, it was demonstrated that both human and rabbit transferrin possessed the inhibitory effect in the absence of any other factor on yeast-like and filamentous fungi. however, rabbit stimulation factor enhanced the inhibitory effect. the inhibitory effect of transferrin was nonspecific and correlated with unsaturated iron binding capacity (uibc) of transferrin. human transf ... | 1979 | 375440 |
| [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 |
| [the mode of action of imidazole antimycotics: implications for sensitivity testing (author's transl)]. | 1979 | 396473 | |
| superficial mycoses in a southern new zealand district. | a total of 2,709 pathogenic fungi were isolated from 8,762 patients suspected as having mycotic disease, over an 8 year period in christchurch, new zealand. the district is climatically designated as temperate with average mean temperatures of 17 degrees c in summer and 8 degrees c in winter. the predominant species of fungi were relatively small in number with trichophyton mentagrophytes var. interdigitals as the major pathogen. fungi other than true dermatophytes, particularly candida spp. and ... | 1979 | 396678 |
| studies on the inhibitory effects of zinc heptanoate on microorganisms. | inhibitory effect of zinc heptanoate was observed on different cultures of bacteria and fungi. growth of all the bacteria was inhibited by the compound. greatest inhibition was seen in the case of staphylococcus albus, streptococcus pyogenes, shigella dysenteriae, shigella sonnei, shigella flexneri, salmonella typhi, s. paratyphi a, s. paratyphi b, vibrio cholerae, corynebacterium diphtheriae, and e. coli whereas least inhibition was found in the case of staphylococcus aureus. in triethanolamine ... | 1979 | 553835 |
| taxonomy of exophiala werneckii and its relationship to microsporum mansonii. | study of the neotype culture of exophiala werneckii (cladosporium werneckii), as well as additional isolates, has shown that the yeast-like and hyphal conidiogenous cells are annellides. e. werneckii cannot be accommodated in cladosporium, a genus characterized by catenulate holoblastic coanidia. e. werneckii and the dematiaceous hyphomycete that castellani misidentified as microsporum mansonii (cladosporium mansonii) are two entirely different fungi. m. mansonii is considered to be a synonym of ... | 1979 | 575579 |
| taxonomy of dermatophytes based on their sexual states. | 1979 | 575667 | |
| survey on the epidemiology of microsporum canis infections in the city of rome. | 1979 | 575668 | |
| investigations of the fungicidal activity of haloprogin. | 1978 | 580637 | |
| [relationship of antimicrobial activity to structure and reactivity of natural quaternary heteroaromatic compounds and their analogs]. | 1978 | 344071 | |
| mycology in somerset 1953--75. | 1978 | 345034 | |
| [microsporum persicolor, an easily misinterpreted dermatophyt]. | trichophyton persicolor was described by sabouraud in 1910, and was mistaken by most mycologists for trichophyton mentagrophytes. recently the infection in wild rodents was discovered and the independence of this fungus proved by its perfect form (nannizzia persicolor) which is called at the present time microsporum persicolor. | 1978 | 564336 |
| pyrolysis gas-liquid chromatography applied to a study of variation in arthroderma tuberculatum. | replicates of whole colonies of four species of closely related dermatophytes were analyzed by pyrolysis gas-liquid chromatography (pglc). the four species included fifteen strains of arthroderma tuberculatum, and two strains each of a. benhamiae, nannizzia gypsea and n. incurvata. individual peaks on different pyrograms were identified as homologous with the aid of internal markers by the superimposition of pyrograms. the peak height data extracted from the pyrograms of the fungal samples were ... | 1978 | 567743 |
| taxonomy of exophiala jeanselmei (langeron) mcginnis and padhye. | the black yeast-like fungus exophiala jeanselmei (langeron) mcginnis et padhye was originally described as torula jeanselmei by langeron. since its original description in 1928, this dematiaceous hyphomycete has been placed in the genera phialophora, pullularia and rhinocladiella by various authors. study of the type culture of e. jeanselmei has confirmed that the principle conidiogenous cells of this fungus are annellides, thus supporting its current generic disposition. after reviewing the neo ... | 1978 | 570642 |
| isolation of keratomycetes from the soil of wild animal cages and enclosures in the zoo of the parco nazionale d'abruzzo, italy. | the keratinophilic fungi present in the soil of wild animal cages and enclosures in the zoo of the "parco nazionale d'abruzzo", at pescasseroli, italy were studied. the goal of the investigation was to determine what species of such fungi existed in wild animal habitats in that area and what variation there may be in their frequency in connection with the seasons. the most prevalent fungus was trichophyton ajelloi, followed in decreasing order by the chrysosporium species (c. keratinophilum, c. ... | 1978 | 572094 |
| 1-[4-(4-chlorophenyl)-2-(2,6-dichlorophenylthio)-n-butyl]-1h-imidazole nitrate, a new potent antifungal agent. | the preparation and antifungal properties of 1-[4-(4-chlorophenyl)-2-(2,6-dichlorophenylthio)-n-butyl]-1h-imidazole nitrate 1 are described. it is particularly effective against in vivo candida albicans infections (mice), maintaining good activity down to 0.25% formulation strength and showing unusually low reinfection rates after treatment is ended. | 1978 | 357722 |
| 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 | |
| different methods of preparating microsporidian spores (prototozoa, cnidosporidia) for the scanning electron microscope. | 1978 | 370690 | |
| [epidemiological characteristics of the microsporosis caused by microsporum canis]. | 1978 | 371273 | |
| dermatophytes in a population of bank voles and woodmice. | a population of bank voles (clethrionomys glareolus) and wood mice (apodemus sylvaticus) inhabiting an oak wood in somerset was examined for dermatophytes at monthly intervals for 2 years. the marked animals were frequently retrapped, allowing a study of host fungus relationship over a period of time. microsporum persicolor (sabouraud) guiart er grigorakis and trichophyton mentagrophytes (robin) blanchard were isolated from both animal species, but m. persicolor predominated in bank voles and t. ... | 1978 | 375097 |
| [tropic-subtropic fungus infections in germany]. | observations by the author and other workers on exotic mycoses in germany are used in order to establish several groups of patients. the following mycoses from tropical and subtropical areas and their causative agents are mentioned: tinea nigra (cladosporium werneckii), south american blastomycosis (paracoccidioides brasiliensis), coccidioidomycosis (coccidioides immitis), histoplasmosis (histoplasma capsulatum), mycetoma (madurella mycetomi), dermatophytosis/tinea capitis (trichophyton soudanen ... | 1978 | 627480 |
| [current knowledge on imperfect and perfect forms of epidermophyton, microsporum and trichophyton species]. | the taxonomic status of the members of the form genera: epidermophyton, microsporum and trichophyton is critically appraised. two species of epidermophyton, 16 of microsporum and 21 of trichophyton are considered to be valid. currently the perfect status of nine microsporum and eight trichophyton species have been described. they are respectively classified in the genera nannizzia and arthroderma. the value of the tester strains of the heterothallic perfect states in resolving taxonomic problems ... | 1978 | 627485 |
| resistance of selected saprobic and zoopathogenic fungi to cycloheximide. | spore germination was used as an assay to measure the sensitivities of selected fungi (achlya bisexualis, cladosporium sp., trichophyton mentagrophytes and microsporum gypseum) to cyclohexamide and to determine their abilities to adapt to the drug. two patterns of response were noted. the saprobes, a. bisexualis and cladosporium sp., demonstrated acquired resistance. spores from hyphae previously exposed to cycloheximide either germinated in the presence of concentrations of the drug that comple ... | 1978 | 632807 |
| 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 |
| survey of keratinophilic fungi in alpine marmot (marmota marmota) burrow soil and in adjoining soils. | soil samples from 127 marmot (marmota marmota) burrows were examined for keratinophilic fungi along with 48 soil samples from adjoining areas. the occurrence of keratinophilic fungi (especially microsporum gypseum) was significantly higher in burrow soil. a review of the literature and our results support the hypothesis that the "animalization" (i.e. the enrichment of soil with hairs, crusts and other organic matters) of the environment may create conditions suitable for the growth of keratinoph ... | 1978 | 635727 |
| [various epidemiological characteristics of animal-man transmissible microsporosis caused by microsporum canis]. | 1978 | 636601 | |
| lipid composition of microsporum gypseum. | the lipid composition of microsporum gypseum has been studied. the lipids amounted to 10.1% and phospholipids to 1.1% of the mycelial dry weight. phosphatidyl choline, phosphatidyl serine and phosphatidyl ethanolamine were the major components, while lysophosphatidyl choline, and phosphatidyl inositol were present in smaller quantities. neutral lipids consisted of monoglycerides, diglycerides, triglycerides, free and esterified cholesterol. | 1978 | 639933 |
| 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 |
| studies on dermatophytosis in dogs. iii. an experimental study on some factors for establishment of infection with microsporum gypseum of soil origin. | 1978 | 642221 | |
| [zooanthroponotic microsporosis caused by microsporum distortum]. | 1978 | 654533 | |
| synthesis of antifungal 2-substituted phthalimidines. | an improved synthesis of phthalimidine is reported. two n-substituted phthalimidines were synthesized by alkylation of the parent compound, and they showed complete inhibition of microsporum and trichophyton species at 10-100 microgram/ml in an agar dilution test. both compounds were inactive against candida albicans at 100 microgram/ml or aspergillus niger at 250 microgram/ml. | 1978 | 660477 |
| fungal toxicity of phosfon d and its reversion by lipids. | the growth retardant phosfon d inhibits the growth of some yeasts and human pathogenic filamentous fungi. the toxic effects of the compound on the dermatophyte microsporum cookei were completely reversed by adding ergosterol and oleic acid to the medium. the significance of these findings is discussed. | 1978 | 666296 |
| in vitro and in vivo studies of ambruticin (w7783): new class of antifungal antibiotics. | ambruticin is a cyclopropyl-pyran acid, representing a new class of antibiotics. it has a relatively broad antifungal spectrum in vitro and is highly active against dimorphic as well as filamentous organisms. of 24 strains of dermatophytic fungi tested, the majority were susceptible to ambruticin at 0.049 mug/ml or less. the minimal inhibitory concentration for the systemic fungi histoplasma capsulatum and blastomyces dermatitidis was 0.049 to 0.39 mug/ml. ambruticin is fungicidal for metabolizi ... | 1978 | 666301 |
| in vitro and in vivo photosensitized inactivation of dermatophyte fungi by heterotricyclic dyes. | the ability of three heterotricyclic dyes to photosensitize dermatophyte fungi was studied with trichophyton mentagrophytes and microsporum gypseum. in vitro studies showed that methylene blue, neutral red, and proflavine were capable of killing these fungi when used in conjunction with broad-spectrum light. proflavine, however, killed both fungi most rapidly and was used for further studies. fungal killing by proflavine plus light was dependent on dye concentration, ph, light wavelength, and li ... | 1978 | 669788 |
| evaluation of the antifungal activity of some components of volatile oils against dermatophytes. | 1978 | 672936 | |
| comparison of the in vitro antifungal activities of miconazole and a new imidazole, r41,400. | r41,400 is a recently synthesized, water-soluble imidazole. its antifungal properties were compared in vitro with those of miconazole using an agar dilution procedure and 175 isolates of human fungal pathogens. the filamentous forms of histoplasma capsulatum and blastomyces dermatitidis were inhibited by less than or equal to 2 microgram of either drug/ml; coccidioides immitis was inhibited by less than or equal to 0.5 microgram of r41,400/ml. among the yeasts tested, cryptococcus neoformans and ... | 1978 | 681800 |
| [efficiency of antibiotic preparation k in vivo]. | 1978 | 683029 | |
| natural infection of the tick dermacentor reticulatus (fabr.) with the microsporidian nosema slovaca weiser et rehácek in slovakia. | a total of 6,199 adult ticks (haemaphysalis intermis, dermacentor reticulatus, d. marginatus and ixodes ricinus) collected in three localities in slovakia were examined for microsporidian infection. the spores of nosema slovaca were found in six d. reticulatus (0.097%). the microsporidian experimentally inoculated into the hemocele of half-engorged females of d. reticulatus caused acute infection and death of the host. the infection can be transmitted also to other tick species from the same reg ... | 1978 | 689565 |
| 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 |
| epidemiologic study of dermatophyte infections in nigeria (clinical survey and laboratory investigations). | the commonest dermatophyte infection among the referred dermatology cases in nigeria is tinea pedis, whereas among the surveyed population of school children, the commonest fungal infection was tinea capitis. it was found that the most ubiquitous causative organism for tinea pedis was e. fluccosum, that for tinea capitis was m. audouinii, while that for tinea corporis was t. soudanese. the source of infection of tinea capitis among the school children was found to be most likely the local barber ... | 1978 | 692632 |
| [mechanism of transmission of microsporum canis, and the characteristics of clinical course and diagnosis of zooanthroponotic microsporosis]. | 1978 | 695899 | |
| [leukocyte migration inhibition reaction in evaluating increased sensitivity of the delayed type in fungal infection]. | 1978 | 706728 | |
| 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 |
| human infections with microsporum persicolor in denmark. | the geographical and ecological spread of microsporum persicolor is reviewed. it is concluded that m. persicolor is a zoophilic dermatophyte prevalent mainly in europe and seldom reported as the cause of human infection. twelve danish cases of m. persicolor infection are described--their clinical features, mycological findings, and treatment. the localization of these fungal infections is reviewed on the basis of the present material and 58 cases from the literature. | 1978 | 708626 |
| 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 |
| on the occurrence of microsporum persicolor in montreal, canada. | a case of microsporum persicolor skin infection in a casual employee of a veterinary clinic in montreal, quebec, canada, is reported. a survey of 80 wild rodents in the montreal area resulted in the isolation of m. persicolor from two voles (clethrionomys gapperi) and one deer mouse (peromyscus maniculatus). one of the voles, heavily infested with parasites including ticks, had obvious lesions on the nose. this is the first report of m. persicolor in rodents in north america. | 1978 | 714147 |
| [microsporum canis infections in hungary]. | 1978 | 714443 | |
| [differential diagnosis of microsporium infections]. | 1978 | 716480 | |
| [microsporum persicolor, a rare dermatophyte in the entrance area of the dermatological clinic leipzig (author's transl) ]. | 1978 | 720710 | |
| changes in the phospholipid composition of microsporum gypesum during growth. | 1978 | 721197 | |
| [effect of preparation k and its active components on the morphology of microsporum lanosum]. | 1978 | 723662 | |
| a study of dermatophytes at allahabad. | 1978 | 730268 | |
| 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 |
| microsporum racemosum. second clinical isolation from the united states and the chicago area. | the second clinical isolant in the united states and the chicago area of the dermatophyte microsporum racemosum has been made. the circinate macropapular lesion was on the dorsum of the right hand. it was vesicular with an erythematous border, was pruritic and developed rapidly to 5 cm in diameter. within 48 hrs of the institution of systemic griseofulvin therapy and topical burow's solution (1:20) symptoms subsided. both this patient and the one reported by daum and mccloud (4) live on the mid- ... | 1978 | 732867 |
| micosporum canis infection in mink. | 1978 | 738952 | |
| the treatment of tinea. | 1978 | 743028 | |
| inhibitory effects of some volatile compounds against keratinophilic fungi. | 1978 | 751997 | |
| [keratinophilic fungi as pollution factors on beaches. i. isolation of mycetes at various distances from the sea]. | 1978 | 755994 | |
| [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 |
| antimicrobial and toxicological studies on an antiseptic based on hexachlorophene and destructive distillate of castor oil. | bactericidal, bacteriostatic, fungistatic and toxicological evaluaton of an emulsion containing 0.25% hexachlorophene (w/v), 9.5% terpineol (v/v), 1.5% oil of terpentine (v/v), 13% ethanol (v/v), 6% castor oil distillate 1201275 degrees c (v/v) and 6% sodium salt of the residue (w/v) in aqueous medium was performed. the bactericidal concentration for salmonella typhi was found to be 1:400 which increased to 1:350 in the presence of 5% horse serum. the bacteriostatic concentration of the emulsion ... | 1978 | 549568 |
| the changing pattern of tinea capitis in london schoolchildren. | 1978 | 299465 | |
| dermatophytoses contracted from animals. | 1978 | 299466 | |
| biochemical studies of pigments from a pathogenic fungus microsporum cookei. v. evidence for the transmembrane permeability of xanthomegnin across phospholipid bilayer membranes. | direct evidence is provided for the transmembrane permeation of xanthomegnin across phospholipid bilayer membranes using ascorbate-loaded liposomes. this process may be associated with an uncoupling effect on the oxidative phosphorylation of mitochondria. | 1978 | 212291 |
| 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 | |
| human infections with microsporum gypseum in denmark. | ninety cases of microsporum gypseum infection in denmark during the period 1933-1977 are reviewed. the sex ratio, age distribution, and anatomical sites are started. a case of onychomycosis in a 1-year-old child is reported, and the cases of m. gypseum onychomycosis in the literature are reviewed. | 1978 | 152115 |
| [ecological characteristics of microsporum canis and the incidence of zooanthroponotic microsporosis]. | 1978 | 153670 | |
| serological differences among the dermatophytes. | antigens were prepared from young mycelial growth of 20 species of dermatophytes, and tested by double diffusion against homologous and heterologous antisera raised in rabbits. 48 distinct antigens were recognised by the procedures used. although there were a considerable number of common reactions, there were significant differences between species and groups. species of microsporum, with the exception of m. gypseum and m. persicolor, form a coherent group distinct from epidermophyton and trich ... | 1978 | 109928 |
| [fungus diagnostics in practice]. | for the practising dermatologist the following examinations for the diagnosis of a fungus infection are recommended: unstained and stained preparations, as well as cultural differentiation of the causative organisms. in case of a first negative culture of a cutaneous mycosis histological examination is advised. the section should be stained by the pas method. in all mycotic diseases of the skin, skin appendages and mucous membranes, which are resistant to therapy, an intracutaneous test with the ... | 1978 | 75199 |
| observations concerning the staining properties of the macroconidia of certain dermatophyton species. | staining of the macroconidia of several dermatophyton species by lactophenol-cotton blue was investigated. young macroconidia stain variably; their cytoplasm may appear homogeneous or inhomogeneous. the possible explanation seems to be variation in the composition of the cytoplasm. in some macroconidia dark-staining filament was seen along the longitudinal axis. mature macroconidia showed basal or basal+apical homogeneous deep staining. the intensive apical staining suggests that the apical stru ... | 1978 | 89788 |
| the distribution of geophilic dermatophytes in kenyan soils. | two hundred and eighty one soil samples from different provinces of kenya were examined for dermatophytes by the hair baiting technique. dermatophytes were recovered from 84 samples. microsporum gypseum constituted 75.8% of the total isolates while keratinomyces ajelloi and m. cookei formed 21% and 3.2%, respectively. the distribution of the dermatophytes was influences by soil ph, being more prevalent in acidic than in alkaline soils. | 1978 | 29226 |
| distribution of nuclei in macroconidia of microsporum gypseum. | the distribution of nuclei in macroconidia was investigated in 20 strains of the dermatophyte microsporum gypseum by fluorescence microscopy. the macroconidia were characterized by the right-left and the central-marginal symmetry indices. in 18 strains the significant majority of the nuclei were situated in the basal part of the macroconidium, the remaining 2 strains showed a more or less uniform distribution of nuclei. all strains had higher numbers of nuclei in the central part of the macrocon ... | 1977 | 70393 |
| [causative agent of dermatomycoses in the tadzhik ssr]. | 1977 | 139788 | |
| [thelohania volgensis sp. n. (microsporidia), a parasite of larvae of blood-sucking mosquitoes]. | 1977 | 142949 | |
| [new species of microsporidia - thelohania assovi sp. n. (microsporidia, nosematidae) from the larvae of black flies]. | a new species of microsporidians, thelohania assovi sp. n., was found in population of larvae of odagmia sp. inhabiting mountain rivers of tien-shan and south-eastern kazakhstan. the infection of larvae with this species varies from single individuals to 18-20% while pupae are infected only with single speciments. the species differes from all known members of this genus in a number of characters. size of 50 measured spores varied from 4.4-7.0 x 2.5-3.8 in live specimens to 3.8-6.4 x 2.3-3.8 mem ... | 1977 | 142950 |
| [isolation, purification and biochemical properties of keratinase elaborated from microsporum gypseum (author's transl)]. | 1977 | 301579 | |
| treatment of ringworm (microsporum canis) with inactivated fungal vaccine (a case report). | 1977 | 242883 | |
| the indirect fluorescent antibody test (ifat) for the detection of nosema cuniculi antibodies in the blue fox (alopex lagopus). | 1977 | 327774 | |
| [mycological and clinical studies on a new local antimycotic drug]. | 1977 | 334661 | |
| the laboratory diagnosis of cutaneous and subcutaneous mycoses in animals. | 1977 | 338449 | |
| some aspects of the epidemiology of tinea. | 1977 | 339093 | |
| [contribution to immunologic studies of dermatomycoses]. | 1977 | 407473 | |
| [investigations on the antimicrobial activity of amin-aldehyde-condensates. 2. communication: unsymmetrically substituted animals of formaldehyde (author's transl)]. | in the scope of our research about the antimicrobial activity of aldehyde-amin-condensates a number of partly new unsymmetrically substituted animals was synthesized by reaction of formaldehyde with different secondary amines. structures and physically constants are shown in the tables 1 and 2. the antimicrobial activity is demonstrated by the results of the disktest (table 3), of the minimal inhibition concentration (mic, table 4) and the suspension and area disinfecting tests following the met ... | 1977 | 416627 |
| [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 |
| australian aborigines and their dermatophytes. | 1977 | 350221 | |
| the use of nutritional tests for the differentiation of dermatophytes. | one hundred and forty-seven isolates distributed among 22 species of dermatophytes were tested for ability to assimilate 23 carbon sources and 4 nitrogen sources, and to hydrolyse casein, tyrosine, gelatine, starch and urea. differences were found among species in the rate of growth on 11 of the carbon sources, 2 of the nitrogen sources and the time taken to hydrolyse urea. based on these findings, a practical scheme allowing differentiation of the 22 species investigated is presented. since the ... | 1977 | 562003 |
| [moder classification of dermatophytes]. | dermatophytes are classified according to two systems. the first, or parasitic classifications of sabouraud, rests on the morphology of the dermatophytes on the hair in vivo (achorion, trichophyton endothrix or ectothrix microides and megaspores, microsporum) or on the absence of growth on the hair in vivo (epidermophyton). in the second type they are classified according to their saprophytic morphology. there are many classification of this type based on the asexual state of the dermatophytes, ... | 1977 | 562285 |
| 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 |
| the diagnosis of ringworm infection in small animals. | 1977 | 599910 | |
| a critical survey of 1000 cases of dermatophytosis in the tel aviv area during 1970-1975. | 1977 | 600305 | |
| enigmatic relationship of two microsporum species. | unusual cultures of a microsporum species were isolated from eleven patients who had either tinea capitis or tinea corporis or both. although the macroconidia produced in the primary cultures resembled those of m. canis, hyphal morphology and colony characteristics were different from any of the more commonly occurring microsporum species. careful examination of subcultures showed that the isolates were composed of two species; m. canis and m. distortum, whose relationship remains enigmatic. | 1977 | 601665 |
| 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 |
| generalized microsporum audoninii infection and depressed cellular immunity associated with a missing plasma factor required for lymphocyte blastogenesis. | described herein is a 15 year old girl with a generalized, possibly systemic microsporum audouinni infectin associated with anergy and defective lymphocyte transformation as a consequence of a deficiency of an uncharacterized plasma factor. intravenous administration of plasma, obtained from normal donors, has produced consistent although incomplete clinical improvement. defective lymphocyte transformation to m. audiouinii antigen cultured in autologous plasma became normal after infusions of no ... | 1977 | 605919 |
| microsporum nanum infection in victoria. | 1977 | 614033 | |
| [fungus infections from domestic animals and pets]. | 1977 | 834336 |