| antibacterial, antidermatophytic and antitoxigenic activities of onion (allium cepa l.) oil. | the inhibitory effect of onion oil against the growth of various isolates of bacteria representing gram-positive (4 isolates) and gram-negative (4 isolates) species were studied. results show that onion oil was highly active against all gram-positive bacteria tested and only one isolate (klebsiella pneumoniae) of gram-negative bacteria. the inhibitory effect of onion oil against nine different species of dermatophytic fungi were also studied. onion oil (200 ppm) completely inhibited the growth o ... | 1995 | 7600010 |
| case report. a disseminated infection due to chrysosporium queenslandicum in a garter snake (thamnophis) | a male garter snake (thamnophis) from a private terrarium was spontaneously and simultaneously infected with chrysosporium queenslandicum and geotrichum candidum. the autopsy revealed disseminated mycotic alterations in skin, lungs and liver. chrysosporium queenslandicum grew well at 28 degrees c, the optimal temperature of the animal. this is the first description of a chrysosporium queenslandicum infection in a garter snake. | 1999 | 10394858 |
| queenslandon, a new antifungal compound produced by chrysosporium queenslandicum: production, isolation and structure elucidation. | | 2002 | 12139022 |
| isolation and structure elucidation of two new antibacterial compounds produced by chrysosporium queenslandicum. | | 2002 | 12523825 |
| positive directional selection in the proline-rich antigen (pra) gene among the human pathogenic fungi coccidioides immitis, c. posadasii and their closest relatives. | in this study, we investigate the possibility of selection acting on the proline-rich antigen (pra) gene in natural populations of the two human pathogens, coccidioides immitis and coccidioides posadasii, and three of their close relatives, chrysosporium lucknowense, chrysosporium queenslandicum, and uncinocarpus reesii. we addressed the following questions: is diversifying selection acting on pra in the pathogenic species as a result of avoidance of the host's immune system, and has adaptation ... | 2004 | 15034131 |
| dermatophytes, related keratinophilic and opportunistic fungi in indoor dust of houses and hospitals. | dermatophytes, related keratinophilic and opportunistic fungi were isolated from indoor dust samples of 46 hospitals and 47 houses in kanpur. a total of 19 fungi represented by 11 genera were isolated by the hair-baiting technique from 230 and 235 samples from hospitals and houses respectively. the isolated fungi are acremonium implicatum (indian type culture collection) itcc 5266, a. strictum (germplasm centre for keratinophilic fungi) gpck 1137, aphanoascus fulvescens gpck 1081, arthroderma si ... | 2009 | 19584506 |
| comparative phylogenomics of pathogenic and nonpathogenic species. | the ascomycete onygenales order embraces a diverse group of mammalian pathogens, including the yeast-forming dimorphic fungal pathogens histoplasma capsulatum, paracoccidioides spp. and blastomyces dermatitidis, the dermatophytes microsporum spp. and trichopyton spp., the spherule-forming dimorphic fungal pathogens in the genus coccidioides, and many nonpathogens. although genomes for all of the aforementioned pathogenic species are available, only one nonpathogen had been sequenced. here, we en ... | 2015 | 26613950 |