Adiaspiromycosis due to Emmonsia crescens is widespread in Native British mammals

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Infection 100%
• Chrysosporium 100%
• Prevalence 50%
• Respiratory Tract Disease 50%
• Amphotericin B 50%
• Microscopy 50%
• Voriconazole 50%
• Itraconazole 50%
• Caspofungin 50%
• Carnivora 50%
• Rodent 50%
• Mustelidae 50%
• Potassium Hydroxide 50%
• Small Mammal 50%
• Wild Animal 50%

Keyphrases

• Emmonsia 100%
• Adiaspiromycosis 100%
• Lung 60%
• Wild Animals 40%
• Free-living 40%
• Causative Agents 20%
• Respiratory Disease 20%
• PCR Amplification 20%
• Digestion 20%
• Human Case 20%
• Animal Species 20%
• PCR-sequencing 20%
• Amphotericin B 20%
• Histopathological Examination 20%
• Wildlife 20%
• Itraconazole 20%
• Voriconazole 20%
• Repeated Exposure 20%
• Small Mammals 20%
• Microscopic Examination 20%
• Associated Pathologies 20%
• Centrifugation 20%
• Mycelial 20%
• Respiratory Function 20%
• Caspofungin 20%
• Carnivora 20%
• Mustelidae 20%
• Rodentia 20%
• Lung Material 20%
• Potassium Hydroxide 20%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Chrysosporium 100%
• Prevalence 50%
• Centrifugation 50%
• Small Mammal 50%
• Respiratory Function 50%
• Carnivora 50%
• Mustelidae 50%
• Rodent 50%
• Wild Animal 50%