Growth of Candida Albicans on Keratin as Sole Source of Nitrogen.
Candida albicans (Robin, Berkhout, 1923) is the most common pathogenic fungus isolated from clinical material. It was first observed by Langenbeck in 1839 at autopsy. He found this yeast-like fungus in the intestines of a person who had died from typhoid fever. In 1842, David Gruby, the founder of m...
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McGill University
1956
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