ABSTRACT Objective . To characterize and identify yeasts of the genus Malassezia by phenotypic features. Materials and methods. First, the macroscopic and microscopic morphological characteristics were described. In addition we performed biochemical and physiological assays as Tweens and Cremophor, including more. Results. Our results evidenced of 105 isolates obtained from dogs diagnosed with external otitis, it was possible to identify two distinct species from 46 isolates within the Malassezia genus: 36.19% (n=38) were identified as M. pachydermatis and 7.62% (n=8) as M. furfur. According to phenotypic patterns the remaining 56.19% (n=59) were reported as Malassezia spp., possibly corresponding to M. furfur and/or M. pachydermatis. ...
Malassezia species are commensal organisms of human and animal skin that occasionally act as opportu...
Three lipid-dependent Malassezia isolates (here named 114A, 114B and 114C) recovered from a dog with...
Fungi classified into the genus Malassezia, are opportunistic pathogens with high clinical importanc...
The Malassezia genus is represented by several lipophilic yeasts, normally present on the skin of ma...
Malassezia is lipophilic yeast commonly seen as skin commensals and causes opportunistic cutaneous i...
ABSTRACTObjective. To characterize and identify yeasts of the genus Malassezia by phenotypic feature...
The genera Malassezia and Candida include yeasts which are members of the normal mycobiota of the sk...
Little precise information is available on the systematics, genetics, ecology and epidemiology of ye...
Malassezia spp. yeasts are normal inhabitants of dog skin surface and are usually considered opportu...
Malassezia spp. are commensals of the normal cutaneous microbiota of humans and animals. These yeast...
Several methodologies in molecular biology have been used in the investigation of Malassezia pachyde...
Several methodologies in molecular biology have been used in the investigation of Malassezia pachyde...
PósterMalassezia genus is a group of yeasts that may develop disease in humans and animals. The aim ...
Malassezia yeasts are commensal organisms of human and animal skin that occasionally act as pathogen...
International audienceMalassezia species are commensal organisms of human and animal skin that occas...
Malassezia species are commensal organisms of human and animal skin that occasionally act as opportu...
Three lipid-dependent Malassezia isolates (here named 114A, 114B and 114C) recovered from a dog with...
Fungi classified into the genus Malassezia, are opportunistic pathogens with high clinical importanc...
The Malassezia genus is represented by several lipophilic yeasts, normally present on the skin of ma...
Malassezia is lipophilic yeast commonly seen as skin commensals and causes opportunistic cutaneous i...
ABSTRACTObjective. To characterize and identify yeasts of the genus Malassezia by phenotypic feature...
The genera Malassezia and Candida include yeasts which are members of the normal mycobiota of the sk...
Little precise information is available on the systematics, genetics, ecology and epidemiology of ye...
Malassezia spp. yeasts are normal inhabitants of dog skin surface and are usually considered opportu...
Malassezia spp. are commensals of the normal cutaneous microbiota of humans and animals. These yeast...
Several methodologies in molecular biology have been used in the investigation of Malassezia pachyde...
Several methodologies in molecular biology have been used in the investigation of Malassezia pachyde...
PósterMalassezia genus is a group of yeasts that may develop disease in humans and animals. The aim ...
Malassezia yeasts are commensal organisms of human and animal skin that occasionally act as pathogen...
International audienceMalassezia species are commensal organisms of human and animal skin that occas...
Malassezia species are commensal organisms of human and animal skin that occasionally act as opportu...
Three lipid-dependent Malassezia isolates (here named 114A, 114B and 114C) recovered from a dog with...
Fungi classified into the genus Malassezia, are opportunistic pathogens with high clinical importanc...