| fusarium solani: evidence for common antigenic/allergenic determinants with other fungi imperfecti. | aqueous extracts of fusarium solani and other members of the fungi imperfecti were evaluated for the presence of common antigenic/allergenic determinants using skin-prick testing, radio-allergo-sorbent test (rast) inhibition, and immunoelectrophoretic methods. prevalence of skin reactivity in forty-four atopic individuals, tested with commercially available fungal extracts, ranged from 27.3% for alternaria tenuis to 6.8% for penicillium notatum. no specific patterns of reactivity emerged from st ... | 1987 | 2438068 |
| fusarium solani: evidence for common antigenic/allergenic determinants with other fungi imperfecti. | aqueous extracts of fusarium solani and other members of the fungi imperfecti were evaluated for the presence of common antigenic/allergenic determinants using skin-prick testing, radio-allergo-sorbent test (rast) inhibition, and immunoelectrophoretic methods. prevalence of skin reactivity in forty-four atopic individuals, tested with commercially available fungal extracts, ranged from 27.3% for alternaria tenuis to 6.8% for penicillium notatum. no specific patterns of reactivity emerged from st ... | 1987 | 2438068 |
| [house dust mold in istanbul. i. detection of mold flora in bed dust]. | in our study, mycological analyses were carried out on 110 randomly chosen houses for bed dusts. 748 mould strains belonging to 117 genus and species were isolated and identified. air-borne pathogenic fungi, fungi that are causative agents of pulmonary allergy such as cladosporium spp., aspergillus glaucus group, alternaria, ulocladium, aureobasidium pullulans, aspergillus niger group were isolated. | 1988 | 3273596 |
| mycotoxin-producing potential of mold flora of dried beans. | to evaluate the potential for mycotoxin production by molds in dried beans, the mold flora of 114 samples was determined both before and after surface disinfection of the beans with 5% naocl. surface disinfection substantially reduced mold incidence, indicating that contamination was mainly on the surface. the flora, both before and after disinfection, was dominated by species of the aspergillus glaucus group, the toxicogenic species a ochracues, penicillium cyclopium, and p. viridicatum, and sp ... | 1975 | 1168442 |
| mycotoxin-producing potential of mold flora of dried beans. | to evaluate the potential for mycotoxin production by molds in dried beans, the mold flora of 114 samples was determined both before and after surface disinfection of the beans with 5% naocl. surface disinfection substantially reduced mold incidence, indicating that contamination was mainly on the surface. the flora, both before and after disinfection, was dominated by species of the aspergillus glaucus group, the toxicogenic species a ochracues, penicillium cyclopium, and p. viridicatum, and sp ... | 1975 | 1168442 |
| pyrolysis-gas-liquid chromatography of fungi: numerical characterization of species variation among members of the aspergillus glaucus group. | | 1973 | 4203431 |
| pyrolysis-gas-liquid chromatography of fungi: numerical characterization of species variation among members of the aspergillus glaucus group. | | 1973 | 4203431 |
| [house dust mold in istanbul. i. detection of mold flora in bed dust]. | in our study, mycological analyses were carried out on 110 randomly chosen houses for bed dusts. 748 mould strains belonging to 117 genus and species were isolated and identified. air-borne pathogenic fungi, fungi that are causative agents of pulmonary allergy such as cladosporium spp., aspergillus glaucus group, alternaria, ulocladium, aureobasidium pullulans, aspergillus niger group were isolated. | 1988 | 3273596 |
| mycotoxin production in amber durum wheat stored at 15 and 19% moisture content. | ochratoxin a and citrinin developed in 11 kg parcels of amber durum wheat at 15% and 19% initial moisture content (mc) exposed to simulated bulk storage in a manitoba granary for 60 weeks between july 1984 and september 1985. other biotic and abiotic variables were monitored throughout the storage period. ochratoxin a reached maximum levels of 11.8 and 0.11 ppm at 19 and 15% initial mc, respectively, during weeks 44-48; citrinin reached levels of 80.0 and 0.65 ppm at these respective moistures d ... | 1990 | 2253806 |
| mycotoxin production in amber durum wheat stored at 15 and 19% moisture content. | ochratoxin a and citrinin developed in 11 kg parcels of amber durum wheat at 15% and 19% initial moisture content (mc) exposed to simulated bulk storage in a manitoba granary for 60 weeks between july 1984 and september 1985. other biotic and abiotic variables were monitored throughout the storage period. ochratoxin a reached maximum levels of 11.8 and 0.11 ppm at 19 and 15% initial mc, respectively, during weeks 44-48; citrinin reached levels of 80.0 and 0.65 ppm at these respective moistures d ... | 1990 | 2253806 |
| microbiological and serological studies of farmers' lung in finland. | sera from few finnish patients with clinical farmers' lung react in precipitin tests with extracts of the thermophilic actinomycetes that commonly cause the disease elsewhere. hays associated with the disease in finland showed less evidence of spontaneous heating and contained fewer actinomycete spores than british hays. only thermoactinomyces vulgaris was sometimes abundant. some species of mesophilic fungi were more abundant than in britain and one, aspergillus umbrosus, reacted with most sera ... | 1979 | 421335 |
| microbiological and serological studies of farmers' lung in finland. | sera from few finnish patients with clinical farmers' lung react in precipitin tests with extracts of the thermophilic actinomycetes that commonly cause the disease elsewhere. hays associated with the disease in finland showed less evidence of spontaneous heating and contained fewer actinomycete spores than british hays. only thermoactinomyces vulgaris was sometimes abundant. some species of mesophilic fungi were more abundant than in britain and one, aspergillus umbrosus, reacted with most sera ... | 1979 | 421335 |
| toxicity and mutagenicity of molds of the aspergillus glaucus group. identification of physcion and three related anthraquinones as main toxic constituents from aspergillus chevalieri. | | 1979 | 397244 |
| [systamatic studies of the aspergillus glaucus group]. | | 1975 | 1143299 |
| toxicity and mutagenicity of molds of the aspergillus glaucus group. identification of physcion and three related anthraquinones as main toxic constituents from aspergillus chevalieri. | | 1979 | 397244 |
| [systamatic studies of the aspergillus glaucus group]. | | 1975 | 1143299 |
| structure and synthesis of kotanin and desmethylkotanin, metabolites of aspergillus glaucus. | | 1971 | 5551701 |
| odor volatiles associated with microflora in damp ventilated and non-ventilated bin-stored bulk wheat. | western hard red spring wheat, stored at 20 and 25% moisture contents for 10 months during 1985-86, was monitored for biotic and abiotic variables in 10 unheated bins in winnipeg, manitoba. the major odor volatiles identified were 3-methyl-1-butanol, 3-octanone and 1-octen-3-ol. the production of these volatiles was associated and correlated with microfloral infection. ventilation, used for cooling and drying of grain, disrupted microfloral growth patterns and production of volatiles. the highes ... | 1989 | 2641886 |
| osmophilism in foodgrain storage fungi. | a comparative study of different species of storage fungi isolated from rice showed them to be truly osmophilic rather than osmotolerant. their osmophilism was of a high order, their optimum sucrose requirement being in the range of 50% to 75% w/v in the medium. however, only aspergillus glaucus was obligately osmophilic. a sucrose concentration of 50% w/v in czapek-dox agar was concluded to be the most suitable for the isolation of these different fungi from foodgrains. | 1983 | 6415482 |
| formation of alpha-hydroxyglutaric acid by aspergillus glaucus. | aspergillus glaucus, cultured on sodium propionate-mineral salts medium, incorporates (14)c-glyoxylate into labeled alpha-hydroxyglutaric acid within 30 sec. mycelial extracts retain this biosynthetic capacity, which is destroyed by heating. propionyl-2-(14)c-coenzyme a also in incorporated into labeled alpha-hydroxyglutaric acid by these mycelial extracts, but to a more limited extent. (14)co(2) evolution studies, employing differentially labeled (14)c-propionate, indicate c-1 is oxidized by th ... | 1967 | 6057807 |
| odor volatiles associated with microflora in damp ventilated and non-ventilated bin-stored bulk wheat. | western hard red spring wheat, stored at 20 and 25% moisture contents for 10 months during 1985-86, was monitored for biotic and abiotic variables in 10 unheated bins in winnipeg, manitoba. the major odor volatiles identified were 3-methyl-1-butanol, 3-octanone and 1-octen-3-ol. the production of these volatiles was associated and correlated with microfloral infection. ventilation, used for cooling and drying of grain, disrupted microfloral growth patterns and production of volatiles. the highes ... | 1989 | 2641886 |
| the effect of three species of mites upon fungal growth on wheat. | every week, for 20 weeks, the growth of naturally occurring grain storage fungi on wheat infested with the three commonest british grain storage mites, acarus siro, glycyphagus destructor and tyrophagus longior, was compared with that on uninfested wheat. the number of colonies of the aspergillus glaucus group per gram were always less on grain infested with mites than on uninfested grain. penicillium spp. were also less numerous on grain which was infested with a. siro but did not appear to be ... | 1986 | 3451862 |
| airborne moulds and actinomycetes in work environment of farmers. | the aim of this series of studies was to investigate the quality and quantity of farmers' exposure to airborne spores during the handling of hay or grain. in the beginning, the petri dish method and later a six-stage andersen sampler were used to collect the samples. the number of spores of mesophilic fungi, thermotolerant fungi, thermophilic actinomycetes and fungi of the aspergillus glaucus group were determined in order to find possible causative agents of farmer's lung disease. the level of ... | 1987 | 3478222 |
| airborne moulds and actinomycetes in work environment of farmers. | the aim of this series of studies was to investigate the quality and quantity of farmers' exposure to airborne spores during the handling of hay or grain. in the beginning, the petri dish method and later a six-stage andersen sampler were used to collect the samples. the number of spores of mesophilic fungi, thermotolerant fungi, thermophilic actinomycetes and fungi of the aspergillus glaucus group were determined in order to find possible causative agents of farmer's lung disease. the level of ... | 1987 | 3478222 |
| hypersensitivity pneumonitis of a mushroom worker due to aspergillus glaucus. | we present the first reported case of hypersensitivity pneumonitis (hp) due to aspergillus glaucus in a mushroom worker. the aspergillus glaucus group is one of the most popular storage fungi and a possible subsidiary etiologic agent of farmer's lung, but no case of hypersensitivity pneumonitis (hp) due to a. glaucus has been reported. this first case may demonstrate the etiologic role of a. glaucus in hp and in farmer's lung. | 1990 | 2119164 |
| hypersensitivity pneumonitis of a mushroom worker due to aspergillus glaucus. | we present the first reported case of hypersensitivity pneumonitis (hp) due to aspergillus glaucus in a mushroom worker. the aspergillus glaucus group is one of the most popular storage fungi and a possible subsidiary etiologic agent of farmer's lung, but no case of hypersensitivity pneumonitis (hp) due to a. glaucus has been reported. this first case may demonstrate the etiologic role of a. glaucus in hp and in farmer's lung. | 1990 | 2119164 |
| ochratoxin a formation by isolated strains of the conidial stage of aspergillus glaucus link ex grey (= eurotium herbariorum wiggers link ex gray) from cereal grains. | two strains of aspergillus glaucus link ex grey (= eurotium herbariorum (wiggers link ex grey] out of 15 isolated from cereals formed ochratoxin a during growth on autoclaved kernels of wheat and corn, with yields from 0.8 to 2.5 mg/kg of culture. | 1987 | 3614336 |
| structure and synthesis of kotanin and desmethylkotanin, metabolites of aspergillus glaucus. | | 1971 | 5551701 |
| ochratoxin a formation by isolated strains of the conidial stage of aspergillus glaucus link ex grey (= eurotium herbariorum wiggers link ex gray) from cereal grains. | two strains of aspergillus glaucus link ex grey (= eurotium herbariorum (wiggers link ex grey] out of 15 isolated from cereals formed ochratoxin a during growth on autoclaved kernels of wheat and corn, with yields from 0.8 to 2.5 mg/kg of culture. | 1987 | 3614336 |
| toxicity and mutagenicity of anthraquinones from aspergillus chevalieri. | more than 100 strains of the aspergillus glaucus group were cultivated on synthetic media for 11 days at 28 degrees c. organic extracts of fungal material were screened by thin-layer chromatography (tlc) for the mycotoxins aflatoxins b1,2 and g1,2, sterigmatocystin, ochratoxin a, gliotoxin, patulin, and xanthocillin x. none of these toxins were produced in detectable amounts under experimental conditions. nevertheless, organic extracts exhibited high toxicity after intraperitoneal (i.p.) adminis ... | 1992 | 1573565 |
| toxicity and mutagenicity of anthraquinones from aspergillus chevalieri. | more than 100 strains of the aspergillus glaucus group were cultivated on synthetic media for 11 days at 28 degrees c. organic extracts of fungal material were screened by thin-layer chromatography (tlc) for the mycotoxins aflatoxins b1,2 and g1,2, sterigmatocystin, ochratoxin a, gliotoxin, patulin, and xanthocillin x. none of these toxins were produced in detectable amounts under experimental conditions. nevertheless, organic extracts exhibited high toxicity after intraperitoneal (i.p.) adminis ... | 1992 | 1573565 |
| the biosynthesis of fungal metabolites. part viii. identification of n-benzoyl-l-phenylalanyl-l-phenylalaninol acetate, a metabolite of aspergillus glaucus. | | 1976 | 943409 |
| mycological survey of selected health foods. | a survey was conducted to compare the total viable fungal content and the number of different mold species encountered in 10 types of health foods labeled organically grown and in the same foods without such a label. the foods were wheat flour, corn meal, brown rice, figs, split peas, pinto beans, soybeans, walnuts, pecans, and peanuts. results showed no consistent difference in either the total viable fungal content or the number of different mold species encountered between the labeled and unl ... | 1979 | 453829 |
| mycological survey of selected health foods. | a survey was conducted to compare the total viable fungal content and the number of different mold species encountered in 10 types of health foods labeled organically grown and in the same foods without such a label. the foods were wheat flour, corn meal, brown rice, figs, split peas, pinto beans, soybeans, walnuts, pecans, and peanuts. results showed no consistent difference in either the total viable fungal content or the number of different mold species encountered between the labeled and unl ... | 1979 | 453829 |
| formation of alpha-hydroxyglutaric acid by aspergillus glaucus. | aspergillus glaucus, cultured on sodium propionate-mineral salts medium, incorporates (14)c-glyoxylate into labeled alpha-hydroxyglutaric acid within 30 sec. mycelial extracts retain this biosynthetic capacity, which is destroyed by heating. propionyl-2-(14)c-coenzyme a also in incorporated into labeled alpha-hydroxyglutaric acid by these mycelial extracts, but to a more limited extent. (14)co(2) evolution studies, employing differentially labeled (14)c-propionate, indicate c-1 is oxidized by th ... | 1967 | 6057807 |
| evidence of the incorporation of [14c] glyoxylic acid into 2-hydroxyglutaric acid by aspergillus glaucus. | | 1967 | 6049862 |
| the biosynthesis of fungal metabolites. part viii. identification of n-benzoyl-l-phenylalanyl-l-phenylalaninol acetate, a metabolite of aspergillus glaucus. | | 1976 | 943409 |
| evidence of the incorporation of [14c] glyoxylic acid into 2-hydroxyglutaric acid by aspergillus glaucus. | | 1967 | 6049862 |
| mycotoxins and mycoflora in animal feedstuffs in western canada. | feed samples associated with 51 cases of suspected or potential mycotoxicoses of farm animals in western canada were examined during a three year study. ochratoxin a was detected in four cases, t-2 toxin and diacetoxyscirpenol in one, and sterigmatocystin in one. samples examined for microflora associated with production of these mycotoxins contained penicillium spp., aspergillus ochraceus, fusarium spp. and fungi of the aspergillus glaucus group. samples were analyzed for t-2 toxin and diacetox ... | 1983 | 6831303 |
| mycotoxins and mycoflora in animal feedstuffs in western canada. | feed samples associated with 51 cases of suspected or potential mycotoxicoses of farm animals in western canada were examined during a three year study. ochratoxin a was detected in four cases, t-2 toxin and diacetoxyscirpenol in one, and sterigmatocystin in one. samples examined for microflora associated with production of these mycotoxins contained penicillium spp., aspergillus ochraceus, fusarium spp. and fungi of the aspergillus glaucus group. samples were analyzed for t-2 toxin and diacetox ... | 1983 | 6831303 |
| metabolic products of microorganisms. 185. the anthraquinones of the aspergillus glaucus group. i. occurrence, isolation, identification and antimicrobial activity. | the occurrence of emodin, erythroglaucin, physcion, physcion-9-anthrone, questin, catenarin, and catenarin-8-methyl ether in different species of the aspergillus glaucus group (genus eurotium) was investigated. so far catenarin-8-methyl ether (1, 4, 6-trihydroxy-8-methoxy-3-methylanthraquinone) has not been described as a natural product; it was therefore given the name rubrocristin. the chemical and physical properties of rubrocristin are reported. in addition a new violet pigment (c16h12o5) wa ... | 1980 | 7406630 |
| metabolic products of microorganisms. 185. the anthraquinones of the aspergillus glaucus group. i. occurrence, isolation, identification and antimicrobial activity. | the occurrence of emodin, erythroglaucin, physcion, physcion-9-anthrone, questin, catenarin, and catenarin-8-methyl ether in different species of the aspergillus glaucus group (genus eurotium) was investigated. so far catenarin-8-methyl ether (1, 4, 6-trihydroxy-8-methoxy-3-methylanthraquinone) has not been described as a natural product; it was therefore given the name rubrocristin. the chemical and physical properties of rubrocristin are reported. in addition a new violet pigment (c16h12o5) wa ... | 1980 | 7406630 |
| the effect of three species of mites upon fungal growth on wheat. | every week, for 20 weeks, the growth of naturally occurring grain storage fungi on wheat infested with the three commonest british grain storage mites, acarus siro, glycyphagus destructor and tyrophagus longior, was compared with that on uninfested wheat. the number of colonies of the aspergillus glaucus group per gram were always less on grain infested with mites than on uninfested grain. penicillium spp. were also less numerous on grain which was infested with a. siro but did not appear to be ... | 1986 | 3451862 |
| selection for adaptability to new environments in aspergillus glaucus. | | 1959 | 13654716 |
| one hundred years ago: the history of cryptococcosis in greifswald. medical mycology in the nineteenth century. | medico-mycological investigations began at greifswald in germany as early as 1842 when wilhelm baum (1799-1883) was appointed to the chair of surgery of the university. this is shown by some theses of the time, as well as by the discovery of the contagious nature of pityriasis versicolor by carl ferdinand eichstedt (1816-92), who identified a fungus as the cause (1846), later named microsporon furfur (c. robin 1853). in 1868 the physician karl friedrich mosler (1831-1911) published clinical-myco ... | 1994 | 7739651 |
| one hundred years ago: the history of cryptococcosis in greifswald. medical mycology in the nineteenth century. | medico-mycological investigations began at greifswald in germany as early as 1842 when wilhelm baum (1799-1883) was appointed to the chair of surgery of the university. this is shown by some theses of the time, as well as by the discovery of the contagious nature of pityriasis versicolor by carl ferdinand eichstedt (1816-92), who identified a fungus as the cause (1846), later named microsporon furfur (c. robin 1853). in 1868 the physician karl friedrich mosler (1831-1911) published clinical-myco ... | 1994 | 7739651 |
| mycotoxin-producing potential of fungi isolated from red kidney beans. | the predominant fungi present in samples of reject and retail red kidney beans were aspergillus glaucus, penicillium spp. and alternaria spp. together with a. ochraceus, a. flavus, fusarium spp., and trichoderma, these isolates from the reject beans were screened for numerous mycotoxins by tlc. the most consistently produced mycotoxins were penicillic acid (from a. ochraceus and penicillium spp.) and alternaria toxins (tenuazonic acid and alternariol). a. glaucus strains were tested for cytotoxi ... | 1988 | 3237243 |
| mycotoxin-producing potential of fungi isolated from red kidney beans. | the predominant fungi present in samples of reject and retail red kidney beans were aspergillus glaucus, penicillium spp. and alternaria spp. together with a. ochraceus, a. flavus, fusarium spp., and trichoderma, these isolates from the reject beans were screened for numerous mycotoxins by tlc. the most consistently produced mycotoxins were penicillic acid (from a. ochraceus and penicillium spp.) and alternaria toxins (tenuazonic acid and alternariol). a. glaucus strains were tested for cytotoxi ... | 1988 | 3237243 |
| [one hundred years of cryptococcosis. medical mycology in the 19th century in greifswald]. | not later than 1842 medico-mycological investigations began at greifswald in germany following the appointment of wilhelm baum (1799-1883) to the chair of surgery at the university. this is indicated by some theses as well as by the discovery of the contagious characteristics of pityriasis versicolor by carl ferdinand eichstedt (1816-1892) who found a fungus as the cause (1846), which was named microsporon furfur later (c. robin 1853). in 1868 the physician (karl) friedrich mosler (1831-1911) pu ... | 1994 | 7854363 |
| [one hundred years of cryptococcosis. medical mycology in the 19th century in greifswald]. | not later than 1842 medico-mycological investigations began at greifswald in germany following the appointment of wilhelm baum (1799-1883) to the chair of surgery at the university. this is indicated by some theses as well as by the discovery of the contagious characteristics of pityriasis versicolor by carl ferdinand eichstedt (1816-1892) who found a fungus as the cause (1846), which was named microsporon furfur later (c. robin 1853). in 1868 the physician (karl) friedrich mosler (1831-1911) pu ... | 1994 | 7854363 |
| heterokaryon compatibility in the aspergillus glaucus link group. | | 1965 | 14300928 |
| contamination of microscope slides with aspergillus glaucus group a: a laboratory problem in the diagnosis of suspected mycotic infections. | the microscopic examination of lesions of patients with suspected mycotic infections using slides purchased from foreign countries often showed hyphae. the slides and their wrappings were cultured successfully on sabouraud dextrose-agar medium. a heavy growth of suspected aspergillus colonies was obtained. these colonies were investigated further by culturing them on both czapek's solution agar and malt extract agar. after macroscopic and microscopic examination the fungus was identified as aspe ... | 1997 | 9301558 |
| contamination of microscope slides with aspergillus glaucus group a: a laboratory problem in the diagnosis of suspected mycotic infections. | the microscopic examination of lesions of patients with suspected mycotic infections using slides purchased from foreign countries often showed hyphae. the slides and their wrappings were cultured successfully on sabouraud dextrose-agar medium. a heavy growth of suspected aspergillus colonies was obtained. these colonies were investigated further by culturing them on both czapek's solution agar and malt extract agar. after macroscopic and microscopic examination the fungus was identified as aspe ... | 1997 | 9301558 |
| detection of aspergillus ribosomal rna using biotinylated oligonucleotide probes. | aspergillosis continues to be a devastating disease entity that results in significant mortality in immunosuppressed patients. rapid diagnosis is often required to initiate appropriate therapy. although the histopathologist may be able to visualize fungal organisms in tissue specimens, the histology of aspergillus species may overlap with a variety of fungi, so diagnosis often relies on fungal cultures that can take weeks to complete. recently, an in situ hybridization assay targeting aspergillu ... | 1997 | 9458383 |
| exposure to microbes, endotoxins and total dust in cigarette and cigar manufacturing: an evaluation of health hazards. | the concentrations of airborne microbes, endotoxins and total dust were measured in one cigar and two cigarette factories in order to evaluate the risk of respiratory symptoms. the role of humidifiers as a source of microbes was investigated. air samples for the analyses were collected near workers' breathing zones during different phases of production. gram-negative bacteria, mesophilic fungi, thermotolerant fungi and thermophilic actinomycetes, but not aspergillus glaucus fungi, were found in ... | 2000 | 10963711 |
| exposure to microbes, endotoxins and total dust in cigarette and cigar manufacturing: an evaluation of health hazards. | the concentrations of airborne microbes, endotoxins and total dust were measured in one cigar and two cigarette factories in order to evaluate the risk of respiratory symptoms. the role of humidifiers as a source of microbes was investigated. air samples for the analyses were collected near workers' breathing zones during different phases of production. gram-negative bacteria, mesophilic fungi, thermotolerant fungi and thermophilic actinomycetes, but not aspergillus glaucus fungi, were found in ... | 2000 | 10963711 |
| detection of aspergillus ribosomal rna using biotinylated oligonucleotide probes. | aspergillosis continues to be a devastating disease entity that results in significant mortality in immunosuppressed patients. rapid diagnosis is often required to initiate appropriate therapy. although the histopathologist may be able to visualize fungal organisms in tissue specimens, the histology of aspergillus species may overlap with a variety of fungi, so diagnosis often relies on fungal cultures that can take weeks to complete. recently, an in situ hybridization assay targeting aspergillu ... | 1997 | 9458383 |
| molds on house walls and the effect of their chloroform-extractable metabolites on the respiratory cilia movement of one-day-old chicks in vitro. | the ciliostatic activity of the chloroform-extractable endo- and exometabolites of 5 strains of filamentous fungi--alternaria sp., aspergillus glaucus group, aspergillus versicolor, cladosporium sphoerospermum, penicillium sp. and ulocladium sp.--isolated from molded walls of a dwelling--on tracheal cilia from 1-d-old chicks in vitro was evaluated. endometabolites of alternaria sp. and a. versicolor and exometabolites of ulocladium sp. were the most active, these extracts stopped the ciliary mov ... | 1998 | 10069012 |
| molds on house walls and the effect of their chloroform-extractable metabolites on the respiratory cilia movement of one-day-old chicks in vitro. | the ciliostatic activity of the chloroform-extractable endo- and exometabolites of 5 strains of filamentous fungi--alternaria sp., aspergillus glaucus group, aspergillus versicolor, cladosporium sphoerospermum, penicillium sp. and ulocladium sp.--isolated from molded walls of a dwelling--on tracheal cilia from 1-d-old chicks in vitro was evaluated. endometabolites of alternaria sp. and a. versicolor and exometabolites of ulocladium sp. were the most active, these extracts stopped the ciliary mov ... | 1998 | 10069012 |
| detection and identification of fungi from fungus balls of the maxillary sinus by molecular techniques. | the aim of this study was to find a reliable method for the detection and identification of fungi in fungus balls of the maxillary sinus and to evaluate the spectrum of fungi in these samples. one hundred twelve samples were obtained from patients with histologically proven fungal infections; 81 samples were paraffin-embedded tissue sections of the maxillary sinus. in 31 cases, sinus contents without paraffin embedding were sent for investigation. pcr amplification with universal fungal primers ... | 2003 | 12574250 |
| detection and identification of fungi from fungus balls of the maxillary sinus by molecular techniques. | the aim of this study was to find a reliable method for the detection and identification of fungi in fungus balls of the maxillary sinus and to evaluate the spectrum of fungi in these samples. one hundred twelve samples were obtained from patients with histologically proven fungal infections; 81 samples were paraffin-embedded tissue sections of the maxillary sinus. in 31 cases, sinus contents without paraffin embedding were sent for investigation. pcr amplification with universal fungal primers ... | 2003 | 12574250 |
| metabolic products of microorganisms. 192. the anthraquinones of the aspergillus glaucus group. ii. biological activity. | | 1980 | 6157373 |
| osmophilism in foodgrain storage fungi. | a comparative study of different species of storage fungi isolated from rice showed them to be truly osmophilic rather than osmotolerant. their osmophilism was of a high order, their optimum sucrose requirement being in the range of 50% to 75% w/v in the medium. however, only aspergillus glaucus was obligately osmophilic. a sucrose concentration of 50% w/v in czapek-dox agar was concluded to be the most suitable for the isolation of these different fungi from foodgrains. | 1983 | 6415482 |
| heterokaryon compatibility in the aspergillus glaucus link group. | | 1965 | 14300928 |
| metabolic products of microorganisms. 192. the anthraquinones of the aspergillus glaucus group. ii. biological activity. | | 1980 | 6157373 |
| selection for adaptability to new environments in aspergillus glaucus. | | 1959 | 13654716 |
| studies in the biochemistry of micro-organisms: the molecular constitutions of catenarin and erythroglaucin, metabolic products respectively of helminthosporium catenarium drechsler and of species in the aspergillus glaucus series. | | 1940 | 16747256 |
| studies in the biochemistry of micro-organisms: the molecular constitutions of catenarin and erythroglaucin, metabolic products respectively of helminthosporium catenarium drechsler and of species in the aspergillus glaucus series. | | 1940 | 16747256 |
| molecular probes for diagnosis of fungal infections. | we have developed 21 specific nucleic acid probes which target the large subunit rrna genes from aspergillus flavus, aspergillus fumigatus, aspergillus glaucus, aspergillus niger, aspergillus terreus, blastomyces dermatitidis, candida albicans, candida (torulopsis) glabrata, candida guilliermondii, candida kefyr, candida krusei, candida lusitaniae, candida parapsilosis, candida tropicalis, coccidioides immitis, cryptococcus neoformans var. gattii, cryptococcus neoformans var. neoformans, filobas ... | 1995 | 8576345 |
| microflora of barley kernels. | numbers and kinds of microflora were determined in 160 samples of barley grown in different regions of the united states; microflora were more abundant in the grains grown in the central states than in those grown in the western states. during steeping and germination in micromalting equipment, the number of colonies of filamentous fungi increased from two to five times, colonies of yeasts from five to ten times, and bacteria from 50 to more than 100 times the numbers present in the grain before ... | 1962 | 13893856 |
| microflora of barley kernels. | numbers and kinds of microflora were determined in 160 samples of barley grown in different regions of the united states; microflora were more abundant in the grains grown in the central states than in those grown in the western states. during steeping and germination in micromalting equipment, the number of colonies of filamentous fungi increased from two to five times, colonies of yeasts from five to ten times, and bacteria from 50 to more than 100 times the numbers present in the grain before ... | 1962 | 13893856 |
| [investigations on damage to water-poor foods caused by osmophile microorganisms ii. relation of threshold concentration of the osmophile mould fungus aspergillus glaucus to the substrate ph]. | | 1950 | 14789143 |
| [investigations on damage to water-poor foods caused by osmophile microorganisms ii. relation of threshold concentration of the osmophile mould fungus aspergillus glaucus to the substrate ph]. | | 1950 | 14789143 |
| aspergillus surveillance project at a large tertiary-care hospital. | a one-year surveillance project was conducted at a large tertiary hospital, which had extensive indoor renovation and extensive demolition/building at several nearby sites. this study collected viable fungi samples in the hospital every six days and analysed 74 duct dust samples for aspergillus fumigatus mycelial asp f1 protein. mean total fungi were 257.8 cfu/m3 outdoors, 53.2 cfu/m3 in all indoor samples and 83.5 cfu/m3 in the bone marrow transplant patient rooms. mean total aspergillus was 6. ... | 2005 | 15694975 |
| polythene and plastic-degrading microbes in an indian mangrove soil. | biodegradation of polythene bags and plastic cups was analyzed after 2, 4, 6, and 9 months of incubation in the mangrove soil. the biodegradation of polythene bags was significantly higher (up to 4.21% in 9 months) than that of plastic cups (up to 0.25% in 9 months). microbial counts in the degrading materials were recorded up to 79.67 x 10(4) per gram for total heterotrophic bacteria, and up to 55.33 x 10(2) per gram for fungi. the microbial species found associated with the degrading materials ... | 2003 | 15162769 |
| aspergillus surveillance project at a large tertiary-care hospital. | a one-year surveillance project was conducted at a large tertiary hospital, which had extensive indoor renovation and extensive demolition/building at several nearby sites. this study collected viable fungi samples in the hospital every six days and analysed 74 duct dust samples for aspergillus fumigatus mycelial asp f1 protein. mean total fungi were 257.8 cfu/m3 outdoors, 53.2 cfu/m3 in all indoor samples and 83.5 cfu/m3 in the bone marrow transplant patient rooms. mean total aspergillus was 6. ... | 2005 | 15694975 |
| polythene and plastic-degrading microbes in an indian mangrove soil. | biodegradation of polythene bags and plastic cups was analyzed after 2, 4, 6, and 9 months of incubation in the mangrove soil. the biodegradation of polythene bags was significantly higher (up to 4.21% in 9 months) than that of plastic cups (up to 0.25% in 9 months). microbial counts in the degrading materials were recorded up to 79.67 x 10(4) per gram for total heterotrophic bacteria, and up to 55.33 x 10(2) per gram for fungi. the microbial species found associated with the degrading materials ... | 2003 | 15162769 |
| composition and antifungal activity of the essential oil of the brazilian chenopodium ambrosioides l. | the antifungal activity of essential oil (eo) from the brazilian epazote (chenopodium ambrosioides l.) was evaluated by the poison food assay at concentrations of 0.3%, 0.1%, and 0.05% with eight postharvest deteriorating fungi (aspergillus flavus, aspergillus glaucus, aspergillus niger, aspergillus ochraceous, colletotrichum gloesporioides, colletotrichum musae, fusarium oxysporum, and fusarium semitectum). eo components were tentatively identified by kováts retention indices (ris) using gas ch ... | 2008 | 18679750 |
| composition and antifungal activity of the essential oil of the brazilian chenopodium ambrosioides l. | the antifungal activity of essential oil (eo) from the brazilian epazote (chenopodium ambrosioides l.) was evaluated by the poison food assay at concentrations of 0.3%, 0.1%, and 0.05% with eight postharvest deteriorating fungi (aspergillus flavus, aspergillus glaucus, aspergillus niger, aspergillus ochraceous, colletotrichum gloesporioides, colletotrichum musae, fusarium oxysporum, and fusarium semitectum). eo components were tentatively identified by kováts retention indices (ris) using gas ch ... | 2008 | 18679750 |
| evaluation of mycological contamination of dental unit waterlines. | the quality of dental unit water is of great importance since patients and dental staff are regularly exposed to water from aerosols generated during work. the main purpose of this investigation was mycological evaluation of dental unit waterlines (duwl). the author determined the number and species of fungi present in the water from a unit reservoir which is the source of water for a dental unit, in the water flowing from a high-speed handpiece of a unit, and in the swab sample collected from t ... | 2005 | 16028882 |
| evaluation of mycological contamination of dental unit waterlines. | the quality of dental unit water is of great importance since patients and dental staff are regularly exposed to water from aerosols generated during work. the main purpose of this investigation was mycological evaluation of dental unit waterlines (duwl). the author determined the number and species of fungi present in the water from a unit reservoir which is the source of water for a dental unit, in the water flowing from a high-speed handpiece of a unit, and in the swab sample collected from t ... | 2005 | 16028882 |
| fungi isolated from damaged flue-cured tobacco. | species of aspergillus were the most prevalent fungi isolated from 51 samples of damaged flue-cured tobacco of the 1966 u.s. crop, comprising 57% of the total isolates. other prevalent fungi were penicillium (16%), alternaria (8%), cladosporium (4%), and chaetomium (4%). members of the aspergillus glaucus group were isolated most frequently from samples with moisture contents ranging from 18 to 28%, whereas alternaria, cladosporium, and penicillium were isolated consistently from samples contain ... | 1968 | 16349805 |
| fungi isolated from damaged flue-cured tobacco. | species of aspergillus were the most prevalent fungi isolated from 51 samples of damaged flue-cured tobacco of the 1966 u.s. crop, comprising 57% of the total isolates. other prevalent fungi were penicillium (16%), alternaria (8%), cladosporium (4%), and chaetomium (4%). members of the aspergillus glaucus group were isolated most frequently from samples with moisture contents ranging from 18 to 28%, whereas alternaria, cladosporium, and penicillium were isolated consistently from samples contain ... | 1968 | 16349805 |
| 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 |
| studies in the biochemistry of micro-organisms: the crystalline colouring matters of species in the aspergillus glaucus series. part ii. | | 1939 | 16747033 |
| 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 |
| studies in the biochemistry of micro-organisms: the crystalline pigments of species in the aspergillus glaucus series. | | 1934 | 16745558 |
| studies in the biochemistry of micro-organisms: the crystalline colouring matters of species in the aspergillus glaucus series. part ii. | | 1939 | 16747033 |
| studies in the biochemistry of micro-organisms: the crystalline pigments of species in the aspergillus glaucus series. | | 1934 | 16745558 |
| susceptibility of environmental versus clinical strains of pathogenic aspergillus. | the objective of this study was to compare the antifungal susceptibility profiles of 307 environmental strains and 139 clinical isolates of aspergillus belonging to six different species. clinical and environmental strains with minimal inhibitory concentrations (mics) or minimal effective concentrations >or=4microg/ml to amphotericin b (amb), itraconazole (itc), voriconazole and caspofungin were seldom detected. however, the susceptibility profile of environmental aspergillus non-fumigatus strai ... | 2007 | 17189101 |
| susceptibility of environmental versus clinical strains of pathogenic aspergillus. | the objective of this study was to compare the antifungal susceptibility profiles of 307 environmental strains and 139 clinical isolates of aspergillus belonging to six different species. clinical and environmental strains with minimal inhibitory concentrations (mics) or minimal effective concentrations >or=4microg/ml to amphotericin b (amb), itraconazole (itc), voriconazole and caspofungin were seldom detected. however, the susceptibility profile of environmental aspergillus non-fumigatus strai ... | 2007 | 17189101 |
| comparison of the sensititre yeastone colorimetric antifungal panel and etest with the nccls m38-a method to determine the activity of amphotericin b and itraconazole against clinical isolates of aspergillus spp. | the evaluation of the sensititre yeastone and etest methods for determining susceptibility to amphotericin b and itraconazole by comparing the mics obtained by these methods at different times of reading with those of the m38-a broth microdilution method. | 2003 | 12917236 |
| comparison of the sensititre yeastone colorimetric antifungal panel and etest with the nccls m38-a method to determine the activity of amphotericin b and itraconazole against clinical isolates of aspergillus spp. | the evaluation of the sensititre yeastone and etest methods for determining susceptibility to amphotericin b and itraconazole by comparing the mics obtained by these methods at different times of reading with those of the m38-a broth microdilution method. | 2003 | 12917236 |
| antifungal efficacy of hydrogen peroxide in dental unit waterline disinfection. | the concentration and composition of fungal flora in dental unit waterlines (duwl) were evaluated. for this purpose, water samples from unit reservoirs and high-speed handpieces, and biofilm samples from the waterline walls from units were collected. subsequently, analogous samples from duwl were taken before and after disinfection using agent containing hydrogen peroxide. in the examined samples, the yeast-like fungi candida albicans and candida curvata were found. the following species of moul ... | 2006 | 17196007 |
| antifungal efficacy of hydrogen peroxide in dental unit waterline disinfection. | the concentration and composition of fungal flora in dental unit waterlines (duwl) were evaluated. for this purpose, water samples from unit reservoirs and high-speed handpieces, and biofilm samples from the waterline walls from units were collected. subsequently, analogous samples from duwl were taken before and after disinfection using agent containing hydrogen peroxide. in the examined samples, the yeast-like fungi candida albicans and candida curvata were found. the following species of moul ... | 2006 | 17196007 |
| secretion of keratinolytic enzymes and keratinolysis by scopulariopsis brevicaulis and trichophyton mentagrophytes: regression analysis. | a survey on keratinophilic fungi from poultry-farm soils at namakkal and from feather dumping soils at chennai, india, revealed the existence of 34 species of fungi. most of the fungi exhibited variable efficiency in producing extracellular keratinase when grown in plates with chicken feathers as the sole carbon and nitrogen source. the fungi aspergillus flavus, aspergillus niger, aspergillus versicolor, chrysosporium state of arthroderma tuberculatum, paecilomyces carneus, scopulariopsis brevic ... | 2006 | 17215897 |
| fatal brain infection caused by aspergillus glaucus in an immunocompetent patient identified by sequencing of the ribosomal 18s-28s internal transcribed spacer. | cerebral aspergillosis has rarely been reported in immunocompetent patients. we herein describe a unique case of cerebral aspergillosis in a healthy adult that led to his death despite aggressive antifungal therapy. sequencing of ribosomal 18s-28s internal transcribed spacer identified the organism as eurotium herbariorum, the teleomorph of aspergillus glaucus. | 2007 | 17665232 |
| molecular probes for diagnosis of fungal infections. | we have developed 21 specific nucleic acid probes which target the large subunit rrna genes from aspergillus flavus, aspergillus fumigatus, aspergillus glaucus, aspergillus niger, aspergillus terreus, blastomyces dermatitidis, candida albicans, candida (torulopsis) glabrata, candida guilliermondii, candida kefyr, candida krusei, candida lusitaniae, candida parapsilosis, candida tropicalis, coccidioides immitis, cryptococcus neoformans var. gattii, cryptococcus neoformans var. neoformans, filobas ... | 1995 | 8576345 |
| secretion of keratinolytic enzymes and keratinolysis by scopulariopsis brevicaulis and trichophyton mentagrophytes: regression analysis. | a survey on keratinophilic fungi from poultry-farm soils at namakkal and from feather dumping soils at chennai, india, revealed the existence of 34 species of fungi. most of the fungi exhibited variable efficiency in producing extracellular keratinase when grown in plates with chicken feathers as the sole carbon and nitrogen source. the fungi aspergillus flavus, aspergillus niger, aspergillus versicolor, chrysosporium state of arthroderma tuberculatum, paecilomyces carneus, scopulariopsis brevic ... | 2006 | 17215897 |
| mycoflora of two types of portuguese dry-smoked sausages and inhibitory effect of sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate, and methyl p-hydroxybenzoate on mold growth rate. | the mycoflora of chouriqo types alentejano and ribatejano, two varieties of portuguese dry-smoked sausages, have been investigated after a producer-defined shelf life period (120 days at 20 +/- 5 degrees c) in modified atmosphere packaging (55% n2 and 45% co2). on the basis of morphological and physiological characteristics, the isolates were identified as penicillium, aspergillus, fusarium, rhizopus, monilia, absidia, and cephalosporium. the species identified were as follows: penicillium terre ... | 2007 | 17612078 |