MALASSEZIA SPECIES TAXONOMY RECENT ADVANCES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR SKIN DISEASES
RANIA AHMED IBRAHIM;
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he genus Malassezia is identified as a group of superficial dimorphic, lipophilic unipolar yeasts, occurring as normal skin flora on the human body. However, they may be pathogenic under certain conditions. For decades the genus Malassezia remained limi
he genus Malassezia is identified as a group of superficial dimorphic, lipophilic unipolar yeasts, occurring as normal skin flora on the human body. However, they may be pathogenic under certain conditions. For decades the genus Malassezia remained limi
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| Title | MALASSEZIA SPECIES TAXONOMY RECENT ADVANCES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR SKIN DISEASES | Other Titles | التصنيف الحديث لأنواع الملاسيزية ودورها فى الأمراض الجلدية | Authors | RANIA AHMED IBRAHIM | Keywords | MALASSEZIA SPECIES TAXONOMY RECENT ADVANCES AND IMPLICATIONS FOR SKIN DISEASES | Issue Date | 2009 | Description | T he genus Malassezia is identified as a group of superficial dimorphic, lipophilic unipolar yeasts, occurring as normal skin flora on the human body. However, they may be pathogenic under certain conditions. For decades the genus Malassezia remained limi |
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