-
hyphae are ****ociated with Mucor, some zygomycetes, and
other fungi.
Pseudohyphae are
distinguished from true
hyphae by
their method of growth, relative...
- ****l wet
mount in
candidal vulvovaginitis,
showing slings of
pseudohyphae of
Candida albicans. A
chlamydospore is
visible at left....
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characteristics by
forming strings of
connected budding cells known as
pseudohyphae or
false hyphae, or
quickly evolve into a
multicellular cluster with...
- cells, but
leaves the
Candida cells intact,
permitting visualization of
pseudohyphae and
budding yeast cells typical of many
Candida species. For the culturing...
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Candida pseudohyphae,
chlamydospores and blastospores....
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lumpy discharge that
looks like
cottage cheese.
diagnosis is made if
pseudohyphae or
yeast buds are
present (these are
visible only 50% of the time) Trichomoniasis...
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Teliospores are
special kind of
chlamydospores formed by
rusts and ****s.
Pseudohyphae,
chlamydospores and
blastospores of
Candida yeast.
Chlamydospores of...
-
produces clusters of
small blastospores along its
pseudohyphae,
especially at
septal points.
Pseudohyphae are
short and few in number. J. Bacteriol. 92:...
- cell. The
production of a
blastoconidium can
occur along a true hyphae,
pseudohyphae, or a
singular yeast cell. The word "conidia"
comes from the Gr**** word...
- to
elongate in shape.
Multilateral (multipolar)
budding is typical.
Pseudohyphae, if present, are rudimentary.
Hyphae are absent.
Saccharomyces produces...
