Publications
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| psychrophilic and mesophilic fungi in frozen food products. | the mold flora of certain frozen pastries and chicken pies was investigated. molds were determined qualitatively or quantitatively, or both, by preparing pour plates of the blended product and incubating the plates at various temperatures. the mesophilic fungal flora developed on plates incubated at 10 and 20 c, whereas psychrophilic fungi were obtained on plates incubated at 0 and 5 c. about 2,000 cultures of fungi, representing about 100 different species, were isolated from various products. ... | 1963 | 13927344 |
| fluorescent-antibody studies of the mycelial form of histoplasma capsulatum and morphologically similar fungi. | kaufman, leo (communicable disease center, atlanta, ga.), and brenda brandt. fluorescent-antibody studies of the mycelial form of histoplasma capsulatum and morphologically similar fungi. j. bacteriol. 87:120-126. 1964.-fluorescent-antibody reagents were developed to differentiate the mycelial form of the pathogen, histoplasma capsulatum, from several morphologically similar but saprophytic species of the genera sepedonium and chrysosporium. cross-staining and adsorption procedures revealed anti ... | 1964 | 14102844 |
| the isolation of chrysosporium keratinophilum (frey) carmichael 1962 and similar fungi from czechoslovakian soil. | 1964 | 14205727 | |
| [demonstration of chrysosporium keratinophilum (frey) carmichael, trichophyton evolceanui randhawa and sandhu and trichophyton indicum randhawa and sandhu in soil samples from germany]. | 1965 | 14298542 | |
| an addition to the genus chrysosporium corda. | 1966 | 6008555 | |
| occurrence of keratinophilic chrysosporium corda species in indian soils. | 1966 | 6009034 | |
| gelatin hydrolysis for identification of the filamentous phase of histoplasma, blastomyces and chrysosporium species. | 1967 | 6069120 | |
| [a keratinophilic strain of chrysosporium with outspoken dermatophytic, immunobiologic properties from guano in a cave in rumania (imperfect stage of arthroderma multifidum-dawson 1963?) i]. | 1967 | 5628748 | |
| emmonsia brasiliensis and emmonsia ciferrina are chrysosporium pruinosum. | 1968 | 5689786 | |
| [dermatophyte flora of the soil of asia minor and rhodes. isolation of trichophyton quinckeanum, trichophyton terrestre, chrysosporium keratinophilum and chrysosporium inducum]. | 1968 | 5761166 | |
| [the occurrence of chrysosporium keratinophilum (frey) carmichael and a thermophylic variant in soil and in animals]. | 1968 | 5761204 | |
| [chrysosporium indicum-like fungi and chrysosporium evolceanui from the soil of cuba]. | 1968 | 4920269 | |
| water relations of xerophilic fungi isolated from prunes. | the predominant spoilage fungi of dried and high-moisture prunes were members of the aspergillus glaucus group and xeromyces bisporus. chrysosporium spp. were also important. at the mean ph of prune flesh (3.8) and at 25 c, x. bisporus grew at water activities (a(w)) down to 0.605, and chrysosporium fastidium grew to 0.686. germination was always followed by growth, but within the 120-day incubation period, the minimum a(w) permitting asexual sporulation was usually higher than that permitting g ... | 1968 | 16349827 |
| thermotolerance of chrysosporium tropicum differentiates it from c. keratinophilum. | 1969 | 5379287 | |
| extracellualr enzyme system utilized by the fungus chrysosporium lignorum for the breakdown of cellulose. i. studies on the enzyme production. | 1969 | 5812970 | |
| extracellular enzyme system utilized by the fungus chrysosporium lignorum for the breakdown of cellulose. ii. separation and characterization of three cellulase peaks. | 1969 | 5812971 | |
| parthenogenetic production of fertile cleistothecia in nannizzia incurvata stockd. under the influence of chrysosporium species. | 1969 | 5815313 | |
| metabolites from a chrysosporium species. | 1971 | 5168359 | |
| [reproduction of emmonsia crescens in vitro and in vivo]. | 1971 | 5212493 | |
| [87. isolation of keratinophilic fungi from the soil using the hair-lure method. determination of microsporum gypseum (nannizia incurvata) and trichophyton terrestre from the austrian soil, keratinomyces ajelloi from the danish soil and chrysosporium keratinophilum from japanese soil]. | 1972 | 4673848 | |
| chrysosporium parvum from eczematous lesions in man. | 1973 | 4807409 | |
| [revision of thermophilic sporotrichum species: chrysosporium thermophilum (apinis) comb. nov. and chrysosporium fergusii spec. nov. equal status conidialis of corynascus thermophilus fergus and (sinden) comb. nov]. | 1974 | 4858767 | |
| experimental adiaspiromycosis in rabbits: host response to chrysosporium parvum and c. parvum var. crescens antigens. | 1974 | 4276215 | |
| [mycological control of laboratory animals]. | 1975 | 821323 | |
| [in vitro formation of adiospores in 10 strains of emmonsia cresens, the fungal agent of adiospiromycosis]. | emmonsia crescens emmons and jellison 1960 is a dimorphic fungus responsible for pulmonary mycoses in animals and man. temperature was the essential factor influencing the development of the parasitic phase : the adiaspores, which formed better at 37 degrees than at 40 degrees. certain media (medium with blood, with egg, sabouraud...) also favoured the growth of adiaspores. the amount of co2 in the ambiant atmosphere had no effect on the formation of adiaspore phase. on the other hand, the liqui ... | 1975 | 129238 |
| extracellular enzyme system utilized by the fungus sporotrichum pulverulentum (chrysosporium lignorum) for the breakdown of cellulose. 1. separation, purification and physico-chemical characterization of five endo-1,4-beta-glucanases. | five endo-1,4-beta-glucanases (ec 3.2.1.4) have been separated from culture solutions of the rot fungus sporotrichum pulverulentum (formerly called chrysosporium lignorum) grown on powder cellulose as the sole carbon source. they have been extensively purified and characterized with regard to some physicochemical properties. the purifications have been carried out on a quantitative basis, the purity of the enzymes being tested in several ways. after purification they all showed one single protei ... | 1975 | 235427 |
| extracellular enzyme system utilized by the fungus sporotrichum pulverulentum (chrysosporium lignorum) for the breakdown of cellulose. 3. purification and physico-chemical characterization of an exo-1,4-beta-glucanase. | an exo-1,4-beta-glucanase from culture solution of the rot fungus sporotrichum pulverulentum (formerly called chrysosporium lignorum) grown on powder cellulose as the sole carbon source has been extensively purified and characterized with respect to some physico-chemical properties. the purification has been carried out in a five-step procedure comprising chromatography on deae-sephadex, gel filtration on polyacrylamide p-150, activation on a dowex 2-x8 anion exchanger, chromatography on concana ... | 1975 | 235428 |
| isolation of keratinophilic fungi from soil in pavia, italy. | the examination of keratinophilic fungi in 125 soil samples collected in pavia, italy revealed the following organism: microsporum gypseum 23, m. vanbreuseghemii 4, arthroderma uncinatum 4, ctenomyces serratus 5, chrysosporium tropicum 5, unidentified gymnoascacean 1. arthroderma uncinatum, m. gypseum, m. vanbreuseghemii were isolated from a city park and cultivated soils; c. tropicum, ct. serratus and an unidentified gymnoascacean were found only in soils from natural woods. the distribution of ... | 1975 | 1091998 |
| [tissue morphology of the causative agents of visceral mycoses. studies of polysaccharide and protein histochemistry. (6. rhinosporidium seeberi and emmonsia crescens)]. | 1975 | 1095926 | |
| extracellular enzyme system utilized by the fungus sporotrichum pulverulentum (chrysosporium lignorum) for the breakdown of cellulose. 2. activities of the five endo-1,4-beta-glucanases towards carboxymethylcellulose. | a complementary discussion is given of an earlier presented theory for viscometric determination of enzymic activity towards polymer substrates. five different, purified endo-1,4-beta-glucanases from the fungus sporotrichum pulverulentum have been characterised with respect to their molecular activities(am) and michaelis-menten constants (km). the errors in the am and km values are discussed. the am value seems to be more valuable as a distinguishing parameter than the km value. | 1975 | 1122913 |
| classification of some gymnoascaceae by pyrolysis-gas-liquid chromatography using added marker compounds. | methyl esters of fatty acids were added to samples before pyrolysis to superimpose peaks of known retention time on the pyrochromatograms. these peaks were useful in calibrating the retention time scales so that peaks on different chromatograms could be appropriately homologized. the study included 3 species of nannizzia, 3 strains of trichophyton rubrum and 1 strain each of gymnoascus uncinatus, g. reesii, arachniotus hyalinosporus, chrysosporium pannorum and gliocladium viride. pyrograms of th ... | 1975 | 1124463 |
| a study of the kinetics of microsporogenesis in campelia zanonia (l.) h.b.k. | during maturation, microspores pass through a series of morphologically distinguishable stages or compartments. a study has been made of the systematic fluctuations in the frequency of microspores in these compartments, when plants are grown under rigidly controlled conditions. a new approach to the construction of cumulative flux rate curves is described; these give the number of cells passing the compartment boundaries per unit time. the curves obtained indicate that simple models, which assum ... | 1975 | 1170019 |
| isolation of emmonsia crescens emmons et jellison 1960 from small mammals in bulgaria. | authors examined a total of 3849 specimens of mammals included in 36 species from different region of bulgaria. adiaspiromycosis was detected microscopically in 18 mammals species. strains of emmonsia crescens emmons et jellison 1960 was isolated from 6 species--apodemus flavicollis, apodemus sylvaticus, clethrionomys glareolus, microtus arvalis, musmusculus and rattus norvegicus. | 1975 | 1171369 |
| the atmospheric fungal flora of the athens metropolitan area. | in the research programme of the department of microbiology of the athens university the nature of the mycological flora of the athenian air was studied. the research took place during the calendar year 1971. the open air was sampled twice weekly from two observation stations. the open plate technique was used, petri dishes containing sabourand's agar being exposed for 15 minutes. a total of 180 plates were exposed, and 1714 fungal colonies were isolated; these were subcultured and identified as ... | 1975 | 1207717 |
| extracellular enzyme system utilized by the fungus sporotrichum pulverulentum (chrysosporium lignorum) for the breakdown of cullulose. functional characterization of five endo-1,4-beta-glucanases and one exo-1,4-beta-glucanase. | a strong synergistic response was observed between the five endo-1,4-beta-glucanases and the exo-1,4-beta-glucanase obtained from culture solutions of the rot fungus sporotrichum pulverulentum (formerly called chrysosporium lignorum), when these enzymes were allowed to degrade de-waxed cotton and avicel. no synergism was observed if walseth cellulose, an acid-swollen cullulose, was used. if de-waxed cotton was pretreated with endo-1,4-beta-glucanases, the exo-1,4-beta-glucanase enzyme released ... | 1975 | 1225521 |
| the role of polecats of the genus putorius cuvier, 1817 in natural foci of adiaspiromycosis. | adiaspiromycosis provoked by the fungus emmonsia crescens was diagnosed in two different species of polecats. in total, 76.2% of steppe polecats (putorius eversmanni) and 35.6% of dark polecats (p. putorius) were infected. the infection was not demonstrated at all in ferrets (p. furo) reared as fur animals. the differences found in the extent and intensity of infection in the two species of wild polecats are explained by different ecological requirements of these related carnivores. the habitat ... | 1975 | 1238314 |
| [human pulmonary adiaspiromycosis: comment on a new case in brittany]. | pulmonary and human adiaspiromycosis in brittany: a new observation. a young woman is operated on for pulmonary abcess. the histological study the pulmonary tissue around and at a distance from the abcess shows numerous adiaspores of emmonsia crescens emmons & jellison (1960). the culture of the fungus were not possible. the authors discuss the relationship between the fungus and the pulmonary lesions observed in the cases of human adiaspiromycosis. | 1975 | 1238904 |
| [comparative sensitivity of several laboratory animals to infection by nasal instillation of the saprophytic phase of emmonsia crescens emmons & jellison, 1960: frequency and intensity of parasitism, histological reactions]. | comparative observations were made on the development of emmonsia crescens in the lungs of laboratory rats and mice, golden hamsters and guinea pigs after a nasal instillation of a heavy suspension of the saprophytic phase of the fungus. 95% of 80 experimental rats were found to be parasited against 80% of 200 inoculated mice, while only 30% of 70 hamsters and all of 4 guinea pigs showed an infection. the lungs of the mice, rats and guinea pigs were frequently more heavily infected than those of ... | 1975 | 1239660 |
| [comparison of growth and morphological differentiation of 22 strains of emmonsia ciferri et montemartini, 1959, agent of adiasporomycosis, in different temperatures]. | the comparative study of the responses of 22 strains of emmonsia to different temperatures between 5 degrees and 40 degrees c allowed us to confirm the existence of thermophilic and non-thermophilic strains. 11 strains composed a very homogeneous non-thermophilic group: their growth, maximal at 20-25 degress c was almost completely inhibited above 30 degrees and they produced characteristic adiaspores at 35 degrees. the remaining 11 strains composed a thermophilic group: their growth was maximal ... | 1975 | 1239665 |
| [first european case of adiaspiromycosis due to emmonsia parva (emmons and ashburn) ciferri and montemartini 1959, in a mammal: apodemus flavicollis]. | 1975 | 1239973 | |
| [adiaspiromycosis of the polecats]. | 1975 | 1240597 | |
| [lymph node localization of mycoses]. | 1975 | 1242118 | |
| mycotic flora in the lower digestive tract of feral pigeons (columba livia) in the el paso, texas area. | fourteen species of fungus were isolated from the lower digestive tract of 39 of 80 pigeons. sixteen pigeons had concurrent isolations while two harbored three species. fungi isolated were allescheria boydii, aspergillus spp., candida krusei, chrysosporium spp., geotrichum candidum, mucor spp., paeciliomyces spp., penicillium spp., rhizopus spp., rhodotorula spp., scopulariopsis spp., streptomyces spp., and trichosporon cutaneum. there was no apparent evidence that these fungi were associated wi ... | 1976 | 1255918 |
| specific immunological test for the rapid identification of members of the genus histoplasma. | a sensitive and specific immunological method was developed for rapid identification of the mycelial forms of histoplasma capsulatum var. capsulatum, h. capsulatum var. duboisii, and h. farciminosum and for separation of these pathogenic fungi from morphologically similar hyphomycetes and other fungal pathogens. this method is based on the fact that all of the histoplasma spp. produce h and m histoplasmin antigens, whereas the other fungi do not. inocula consisting of heavy mycelial growth from ... | 1976 | 56339 |
| keloidal blastomycosis (lobo's disease) with lymphatic involvement: a case report. | keloidal blastomycosis (lobo's disease) is reported in a 34-year-old man from the brazilian amazon area. his left ear and posterior auricular region were involved. he is the eighth of 99 patients known to have lymph node involvement. | 1976 | 942708 |
| adiaspiromycosis in the franklin's ground squirrel, spermophilus franklini, and pika, ochotona princeps, from alberta, canada. | pulmonary adiaspiromycosis due to emmonsia crescens was diagnosed in three of six franklin's ground squirrels (spermophilus franklini) captured in rochester, central alberts, canada in the summer of 1971, and in one of 240 pikas (ochotona princeps) collected in southwestern alberta in 1969. granulomas measuring 0.5 to 1 mm in diameter were found in both lungs. these granulomas contained adiaspores measuring 60 to 400 mum in diameter. the disease was not found in six franklin's ground squirrels c ... | 1976 | 943581 |
| [thielavia heterothallica spec. nov. (abb.1) status conidialis: chrysosporium thermophilum (apinis) von klopotek]. | thielavia heterothallica spec. nov. is described as a heterothallic, thermophilic fungus with spherical, black, non-ostiolate cleistothecia; elliposidal evanescent asci which contain eight one-celled ellipsoidal ascospores, darkening to deep brown to black, with one germ pore. the conidial state is chrysosporium thermophilum (apinis) von klopotek. | 1976 | 944025 |
| conversion of adiasporic and mycelial stages of emmonsia crescens examined in the scanning electron microscope. | conversion of adiasporic and mycelial stages of the fungus emmonsia crescens, the causative agent of adiaspiromycosis, was observed by a scanning electron microscope. multilocular germination of adiaspores and their surface structures are described. | 1976 | 945212 |
| adiaspiromycosis in large free living carnivores. | adiaspiromycosis was identified in 6 animals in the examination of the lungs of 90 large carnivores. emmonsia crescens (chrysosporium parvum var. crescens) was demonstrated as the causative agent in 5 cases of disease-in the badger (meles meles), the otter (lutra lutra) and the fox (vulpes vulpes). e. parva was demonstrated in the remaining case of disease in a fox. the badger is a new, up to the present unknown host of e. crescens. the sporadic occurrence of adiaspiromycosis in the fox and the ... | 1976 | 945461 |
| scanning electron microscopy of experimental adiaspiromycosis. | adiaspiromycotic granulomas of mice experimentally inoculated with fungus emmonsia crescens emmons et jellison 1960 were examined by scanning electron microscopy. there morphology, surface structure, and germinating adiaspores isolated from granulomas are described. | 1976 | 945464 |
| [contribution to the antigenic activity within the genus chrysosporium corda]. | 1976 | 986323 | |
| [scanning electron microscopy of adiaspiromycosis agent]. | 1976 | 986547 | |
| mutants of emmonsia crescens--their pathogenicity and size of adiaspores in vivo. | the pathogenicity of seven morphological mutants of emmonsia crescens was tested by means of intraperitoneal inoculation in mice. all mutants caused adiaspiromycosis. adiaspores were isolated from granulomas after 2 months and their diameters were determined. adiaspores from granulomas caused by five mutants (m-5, m-6, m-8, m-9 and m-16) were significantly smaller than adiaspores from granulomas caused by the wild strain, from which the mutants were derived. two mutants (m-6 and m-9) produced ad ... | 1976 | 987978 |
| adiaspiromycosis in the lungs of a dog. | 1976 | 1033930 | |
| [antigenic characteristics of emmonsia crescens emmons et jellison 1960]. | 1976 | 1034207 | |
| interspecific affinity among keratinolytic fungi associated with birds. | twelve species of keratin decomposers isolated from 923 samples of feathers, nests and pellets of 90 species of free-living birds were clustered in 4 "econs" (numerical ecological groups): (a) artroderma tuberculatum, a. ciferrii, a. multifidum, a. cuniculi (associated with the birds nesting in hollows); (b) ctenomyces serratus, arthroderma quadrifidum, chrysosporium evolceanui (moderately alkalophilic species associated with the birds having a frequent contact with the soil); (c) chrysosporium ... | 1976 | 1034590 |
| histopathological changes and the genesis of adiaspiromycomas in mice infected intraperitoneally with emmonsia cresens emmons et jellison, 1960. | following an intraperitoneal inoculation with a suspension of aleuries of the funtus emmonsia crescens, characteristic adiaspiromycomas originate in the abdominal cavity; a generalisation of the infection was caused by lymphogenic and haematogenic dissemination. at first, fragments of the mycelium became implanted and started to grow on the peritoneum; these were quickly destroyed by a gradually increasing leukocytic reaction. in the first month of infection nodules were formed mainly on predisp ... | 1976 | 1035183 |
| [emmonsia crescencse emmons et jellison, 1960- a common cause of adiaspiromycosis in squirrels (sciurus vulgaris l.) in czechoslovakia]. | 1976 | 1035789 | |
| [10th case of lobomycosis observed in french guiana]. | lobomycosis a disease specific to the south-american continent; it is rare but not exceptional, since 11 cases have already been observed in french guyana. a propos of the 10th case, the authors recall the circumstances of the discovery and the basic elements of the microscopical diagnosis. the actual progress in the in vivo culture techniques should allow a better knowledge of the pathogen agent in the future. | 1976 | 1037625 |
| requirement for a growth substrate during lignin decomposition by two wood-rotting fungi. | decomposition of c-labeled lignin to co(2) by the lignin-decomposing fungi phanerochaete chrysosporium and coriolus versicolor required a growth substrate such as cellulose or glucose. growth with lignin as sole carbon addition to an otherwise complete medium was negligible. | 1976 | 16345166 |
| occurrence of histoplasma capsulatum darling, 1906 in israel, with a review of the current status of histoplasmosis in the middle east. | the isolation of histoplasma capsulatum from a bat cave in the galilee region of israel is reported along with the discovery of a bat (myotis myotis) infected by h. capsulatum. soils collected in avian and chiropteran habitats throughout israel also yielded the following fungi of medical interest: arthroderma quadrifidum, a. tuberculatum, candida parapsilosis, chrysosporium indicum, c. keratinophilum, c. tropicum, cryptococcus neoformans, ctenomyces serratus, microsporum gypseum, and petriellidi ... | 1977 | 842775 |
| [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 |
| importance of free living mustelid carnivores in circulation of adiaspiromycosis. | the study of adiaspiromycosis in 8 species of free living mustelid carnivores (266 specimens) revealed the average intensity of infection to be 41.4%. the highest incidence rate was found in the exoanthropic species putorius eversmanni (73.1%) and martes martes (72.2%) while the lowest was observed in the hemisynanthropic species putorius putorius (30.6%). the stone marten (martes foina)) is a new, still unknown reservoir host of c. parvum var. crescens, c. parvum for which putorius eversmanni a ... | 1977 | 559252 |
| avirulence and decreased virulence in mutants of emmonsia crescens, a causative agent of adiaspiromycosis. | three mutants of emmonsia crescens with altered morphology and pathogenicity for mice are described. the mutant m-1 is avirulent and does not form adiaspores of normal morphology on agar medium at 37 degree c. the mutants m-2 and m-12 have a considerably decreased virulence. the pathogenicity of e. crescens depends on the ability to differentiate adiaspores of perfect morphology. the loss of virulence and the decrease of virulence of mutants seem to be caused by the pleiotrophic effect of mutati ... | 1977 | 560338 |
| [different behavior of 22 strains of emmonsia cifferi and montemartini 1959, a monilial fungus, in the lungs of laboratory mice in comparison with their parasitic morphology in vitro]. | the 22 strains of emmonsia ciferri & montemartini 1959, inoculated intranasally to laboratory mice are not equally virulent. one month after the inoculation, 15 of the strains had produced adiaspores 120 t9 190 micrometer in diameter in the lung. another strain produced adiaspores measuring 44 micrometer and 2 others measuring 20 micrometer or 10 micrometer. the remaining 4 strains did not develop in the lung tissue. four thermophilic strains, which in vitro have adiaspores measuring 8 to 15 mic ... | 1977 | 562477 |
| experimental infection of white mouse with chrysosporium and paecilomyces. | spf white mice were inoculated intraperitoneally with 5 strains of saprophytic fungi of the mycelial genera chrysosporium (c. keratinophilum, c. tropicum) and paecilomyces (p. lilacinus, p. marquandii, p. victoriae). the fungi caused granulomatous lesions in the peritoneal cavity and they were recultured (except p. lilacinus and p. marquandii) two months after inoculation. spores, short hyphae and budding cells of all the fungi were observed in the granulomas stained by periodic-acid schiff (pas ... | 1977 | 563979 |
| adiaspiromycosis in czechoslovakian mammals. | the examination of 46 mammalian species in czechoslovakia revealed adiaspiromycosis caused by the emmonsia crescens in 22 species of free living animals; e. parva was the etiological agent in 3 species. the disease was most frequently found in carnivores of the family mustelidae. | 1977 | 564081 |
| [disseminated pulmonary adiasporomycosis. (report of one case) (author's transl)]. | 1977 | 564165 | |
| [budding of the parasitic forms of the fungus emmonsia crescens emmons et yellison, 1960]. | 1977 | 564442 | |
| the effects of temperature on growth of four high arctic soil fungi in a three-phase system. | the effect of temperature on the growth of chrysosporium pannorum, cylindrocarpon sp., penicillium janthinellum, and phoma herbarum, isolated from tundra soils, was studied. the growth in two systems, glucose-mineral agar plates and sand, moistened with glucose-mineral broth, was compared. all isolates showed an exponential increase in mass (measured as protein increase) in sand and a linear rate of extension on agar. radial increase on agar was shown not to be a good index of growth in sand. tr ... | 1978 | 565246 |
| adiaspiromycosis in the lungs of a goat. | 1978 | 566741 | |
| the prevalence of adiaspiromycosis in three sympatric species of ground squirrels. | lungs from three species of ground squirrels collected in south central saskatchewan were examined by histopathology and a digestion technique for adiaspores of emmonsia crescens. two of 81 (2.5%) citellus richardsoni, 3 of 17 (17.6%) c. tridecemlineatus and 35 of 44 (79.5%) c. franklini were infected. infection was more common in adults than in young-of-the-year. tissue digestion was the more sensitive method for detecting adiaspores. possible reasons for the difference in prevalence among the ... | 1978 | 567700 |
| spontaneous infection of white laboratory mice with emmonsia crescens emmons et jellison, 1960 under natural conditions. | fifty white laboratory mice were planted in a microbiotope in which adiaspiromycosis has been detected in 52 microtus arvalis during the last 10 years. four of the white mice became infected with adiaspiromycosis. serological tests revealed the infection in two mice exposed for 3 months. after 4 months' exposure, another two mice were found to be infected and the positive serological results were confirmed by microscopical examination which revealed adiaspores in their lungs. the infection was t ... | 1978 | 570537 |
| antigenic activity of emmonsia crescens mutants. | the antigenic properties of 3 uv mutants of emmonsia crescens emmons et jellison 1960 were compared with the original wild strain, further with other 13 e. crescens strains, with e. parva, e. brasiliensis, e. ciferrina and chrysosporium pannorum. for this purpose the strains were used for the immunisation of 70 rabbits. the formation of specific igm-and igg-antibodies was examined in their blood by means of several serologic reactions, and the capability of sensitizing the organism was proved by ... | 1978 | 571532 |
| 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 |
| induction of colonial growth and replica plating of the white rot basidiomycete phanaerochaete chrysosporium. | a medium containing l-sorbose and sodium deoxycholate was devised which induces colonial growth of phanaerochaete chrysosporium in the presence of a variety of supplements. the restricted size and heavy conidial production of the colonies permits high plating densities and the use of a replica-plating technique for copying the pattern of colony growth. | 1978 | 28081 |
| case for diagnosis. | 1978 | 96370 | |
| adiaspiromycosis. | we have then a disease that, for many years (since 1942), was known only to infect lower animals; after a sporadic encapsulated adiaspore was observed by doby-dubois in 1964 in a patient's lung, a widely disseminated, clinically symptomatic case was reported from czechoslovakia, rapidly followed by three mildly disseminated cases, one from russia and two from guatemala, with innumerable granulomas similar to the patient of kodousek et al. patient. alert observers contributed descriptions of sing ... | 1978 | 364386 |
| [current state of immunology of visceral mycoses]. | 1978 | 366947 | |
| ligninolytic enzyme system of phanaerochaete chrysosporium: synthesized in the absence of lignin in response to nitrogen starvation. | the relationship between growth, nutrient nitrogen assimilation, and the appearance of ligninolytic activity was examined in stationary batch cultures of the wood-destroying hymenomycete phanerochaete chrysosporium burds. grown under conditions optimized for lignin metabolism. a reproducible sequence of events followed inoculation: 0 to 24 h, germination, linear growth, and depletion of nutrient nitrogen; 24 to 48 h, cessation of linear growth and derepression of ammonium permease activity (demo ... | 1978 | 690075 |
| chrysosporium species as fungal air pollutants. | air filters utilized in monitoring industrial air pollutants were analyzed for the presence of airborne fungi. the genera of fungi isolated were essentially those isolated in other areas of the united states; however, chrysosporium species, unreported in previous airborne surveys, were found in significant numbers. thirty-six genera of fungi were recovered over a one-year period. aspergillus and chrysosporium were isolated most frequently from the filter samples examined. | 1979 | 760619 |
| [research of keratinophiles in the soil and their effects on human cutaneous pathology in the lyons area]. | between 1967 and 1977, the systematic research of keratinophiles of the ground in a radius of 30--50 km around lyon, has shown the ubiquitarian predominance of microsporum nanum, which is probably the most ancient occupant of the ground. the most intensive areas of human and animal occupation in the rhodanian tract show the predominance of microsporum gypseum, which is scarcely found in man. sporadic localizations, tightly limites, bound to cirulcation axes and international gathering, let us de ... | 1979 | 488487 |
| [study on the pathogenecity of chrysosporium species (author's transl)]. | 1979 | 94426 | |
| adiaspiromycosis of human skin caused by emmonsia crescens. | two cases of cutaneous adiaspiromycosis by emmonsia crescens are reported. this is the first human skin infection by this species and is the first report of its kind in man from india. in the first patient, the agent was demonstrated in koh mounts, histology and culture from irregular, pigmented skin plaques on the right gluteal area. the lesion also contained calcium. in the second patient the fungus was demonstrated histologically in a knee lesion. the agent had elicited a histiocytic and gian ... | 1979 | 575679 |
| effects of temperature and fungicides on chrysosporium pannorum (link) hughes. | c. pannorum was isolated in low frequencies and only in the colder months from untreated soil and leaves and from those treated with captan, dicloran and thiram. the fungus was isolated throughout the year as the major species from verdasan-treated substrates and it occurred with increased frequencies immediately after application of the fungicide. the abundance of c. pannorum on verdasan-treated substrates was attributed to the ability of the fungus to utilise the fungicide rather than to the a ... | 1979 | 575973 |
| phanerochaete chrysosporium beta-glucosidases: induction, cellular localization, and physical characterization. | phanerochaete chrysosporium produces intracellular soluble and particulate beta-glucosidases and an extracellular beta-glucosidase. the extracellular enzyme is induced by cellulose but repressed in the presence of glucose. the molecular weight of this enzyme is 90,000. the k(m) for p-nitrophenyl-beta-glucoside is 1.6 x 10 m; the k(i) for glucose, a competitive inhibitor, is 5.0 x 10 m. the k(m) for cellobiose is 5.3 x 10 m. the intracellular soluble enzyme is induced by cellobiose; this inductio ... | 1979 | 16345389 |
| metabolism of radiolabeled beta-guaiacyl ether-linked lignin dimeric compounds by phanerochaete chrysosporium. | phanerochaete chrysosporium metabolized the radiolabeled lignin model compounds [gamma-c]guaiacylglycerol-beta-guaiacyl ether and [4-methoxy-c]veratrylglycerol-beta-guaiacyl ether (vi) to co(2) in stationary and in shaking cultures. co(2) evolution was greater in stationary culture. co(2) evolution from [gamma-c]guaiacyl-glycerol-beta-guaiacyl ether and [4-methoxy-c]veratrylglycerol-beta-guaiacyl ether in stationary cultures was two- to threefold greater when 100% o(2) rather than air (21% o(2)) ... | 1980 | 16345527 |
| comparative study of a new chrysosporium species with histoplasma capsulatum. | the chrysosporium state of a new ascomycete, renispora flavissima (gymnoascaceae), resembles histoplasma capsulatum in its macroconidial morphology. it was discovered growing in bat guano, from which it was readily isolated by direct plating of diluted soil, but only rarely from mice inoculated with soil suspensions. the fungus was consistently reisolated from tissues of mice inoculated intravenously and intraperitoneally with conidial and mycelial suspensions from cultures of the fungus. nevert ... | 1980 | 6158762 |
| keratinophilic fungi from orissa, india, i: isolation from soils. | results of a preliminary survey of keratinophilic fungi in soils collected from five districts of orissa, india, are reported. a total of 80 soil samples were examined, of which 51 samples (63.7%) were positive for keratinophilic fungi. twelve species of fungi classified in seven genera were isolated: aphanoascus reticulisporus (2.4%), aph. terreus (1.2%), chrysosporium state of arthroderma tuberculatum (4.8%), chrysosporium indicum (31.3%), chrys. tropicum (18.0%), chrys. evolceanui (1.2%), gym ... | 1980 | 6161419 |
| keratinophilic fungi from orissa, india, ii: isolations from feathers of wild birds and domestic fowls. | feather samples from 117 birds, representing 11 species, were examined for keratinophilic fungi. of these, 63 (53.8%) were found to be positive. nine species of fungi classified in 6 genera were isolated: aphanoascus terreus (1.7%), chrysosporium indicum (26.4%), chrys. tropicum (11.1%) the chrysosporium state of aphanoascus spp. (2.5%), the chrysosporium state of arthroderma tuberculatum (3.4%), ctenomyces serratus (0.8%), gymnoascoideus petalosporus (7.6%), malbranchea spp. (6.8%), rollandina ... | 1980 | 6161420 |
| investigation of keratinophilic fungi from soils in western australia a preliminary survey. | in order to determine which species of geophilic dermatophytes were present in western australian soils 299 samples were investigated. these samples were collected from a range of locations, 208 towns throughout the state and 91 samples from the perth metropolitan area. most samples were collected from areas frequented by people and animals, such as home gardens, parks and animal yards. of the total 299 soils, 271 (90.6%) yielded keratinophilic fungi. a total of 181 dermatophytes were isolated, ... | 1980 | 6162100 |
| [history of the discovery and study of the causative agent of adiaspiromycosis]. | 1980 | 7007832 | |
| [presence of adiaspores of emmonsia crescens emmons and jellison, 1960, a moniliaceous, aleurioid fungus, in the lungs of small wild mammals in northern morocco]. | the authors examine the lungs of 133 small mammals caught in the north of morocco and belonging to 7 species: 12,8% of the animals (14/95 a. sylvaticus, 1/18 m. spretus and 2/11 c. russula) possess one adiaspore of e. crescens or more hundred. the relatively damp climate of this region can explain this strong percentage of infestation. that is the first time that the adiaspiromycosis is noticed in small mammals in north africa and the second time on the african continent. | 1980 | 7191355 |
| [peritoneal form of adiaspiromycosis (author's transl)]. | a female patient, aged 30 years was subjected in 1977 to an appendectomy because of a perforated gangrenous appendix associated with purulent peritonitis. postoperatively she developed an intractable constipation persisting for more than one year. because of suspected intestinal stenosis an exploratory laparotomy was performed which failed to disclose the presence of stenosis. histological studies of excised peritoneal specimens were suggestive of tuberculous peritonitis. since cultivation faile ... | 1980 | 7194542 |
| adiaspiromycosis in tasmanian wombats? | the finding of small spherules in the lungs of two species of wombats from tasmania is described. an histological examination of lung tissue caused adiaspiromycosis to be suspected and the etiological agent was thought to chrysosporium parvum. | 1980 | 7393314 |
| isolation of dermatophytes and correlated species from the soil of public gardens and parks in rome. | looking for dermatophytes and other keratinophilic fungi in the soil of parks and gardens in large towns is very interesting because of the relationship between the number of people living in the area and the presence of such fungi in the soil. as compared with other cities in italy, rome offers prime conditions for this kind of research. it has a high population density (10,000 inhabitants per sq/km2), and many parks and gardens, where it is possible to carry out soil studies. it was noted that ... | 1980 | 7423331 |
| lignin degradation by phanerochaete chrysosporium in hyperbaric oxygen. | phanerochaete chrysosporium degraded aspen wood lignin as well in 2 atm o2 (1 atm = 101.325 kpa) as in 1 atm o2, but 3 atm o2 inhibited the fungus, and o2 pressures above 4 atm killed it. lignin degradation in 5 atm of air was similar to that in 1 atm of o2, indicating that o2 concentration, not pressure, was the inhibitory factor. the selectivity with which p. chrysosporium metabolised lignin in preference to other wood components did not increase at o2 pressures above 1 atm. | 1980 | 7459728 |
| effects of molecular oxygen on lignin degradation by phanerochaete chrysosporium. | 1981 | 7236274 | |
| [molds in foods of the czechoslovak socialistic republik (author's transl)]. | the mycoflora of 13.527 g of food powders which were normal upon sensory evaluation as well of 22.017 pieces of surface sterilized grains and nuts was examined in the czechoslovak socialist republic. 147.027 colonies of 44 genera of molds were isolated and identified from samples. colonies of penicllium sp., aspergillus sp., and cladosporium sp. occured most often, less often or quite infrequently rhizopus sp., mucor sp., absidia sp., alternaria sp., circinella sp., trichoderma sp., botrytis sp. ... | 1981 | 7269803 |
| the microbiology of spent mushroom compost and its dust. | microorganisms in spent steamed mushroom compost and its dust were enumerated, and identified. some phase ii (indoor composting) compost samples were also examined. steaming of spent compost resulted in a 70-76% reduction in microbial numbers. total counts made with compost fusion agar were approximately two logs greater than those for nutrient agar. the most common bacterial isolate was bacillus licheniformis. the most common actinomycete isolates were streptomyces diastaticus and thermoactinom ... | 1981 | 7197578 |