Microbial Minutes: Candida auris Lineages and Phage-Mammalian Immune Interactions
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Szekely A., Borman A.M., and Johnson E.M. Candida auris Isolates of the Southern Asian and South African Lineages Exhibit Different Phenotypic and Antifungal Susceptibility Profiles in vitro. Journal of Clinical Microbiology. PAP March 13 2019.
Sweere J.M. et al. Bacteriophage Trigger Antiviral Immunity and Prevent Clearance of Bacterial Infection. Science. March 29 2019.
Szekely A., Borman A.M., and Johnson E.M. Candida auris Isolates of the Southern Asian and South African Lineages Exhibit Different Phenotypic and Antifungal Susceptibility Profiles in vitro. Journal of Clinical Microbiology. PAP March 13 2019.
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Sweere J.M. et al. Bacteriophage Trigger Antiviral Immunity and Prevent Clearance of Bacterial Infection. Science. March 29 2019.
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