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Pathogens L11-14

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Yeasts

Author: Alex Rapai



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Unicellular, eukaryotic. Facultative anaerobes. Thich wall. Yeast Candida albicans form pseudohyphae, which elongate to form tubes which creates a fake mould. It helps to colonise deeper tissues. The pseudohyphae are dimorphic: yeast-like and mould like. It causes candidiasis: vaginitis, thrush, and balanitis. Oral candidiasis: white plaques, swollen gums. Diagnosis: microscopy, collecting samples.


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