… Candida albicans is a well-known dimorphic human pathogenic fungus, recognized as a
major causative agent of candidiasis among other Candida species. Being a commensal …

… as a general description of the active principles present in plants, focused on the antifungal
potential of whole plant extracts and isolated phenolic compounds, against Candida species. …

… Moreover, the potential for Candida species to become pathogenic should be appreciated.
A crucial component of this versatility is the fact that these organisms survive as commensals …

… , high prevalence conditions such as tinea pedis and candida vulvovaginitis. These are
not, … of antifungal resistance in superficial mycoses is more limited than with potentially fatal …

… Candida species through the analysis of Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC). Results
presented activity of these extracts against Candida species, especially the methanol extract. …

… similar for all Candida tested strains (10 mg/ml). As to the he standard antifungal drug used
in this work, Amphotericin B was more active against all oral and reference Candida strains (…

… (1) Background: Candidiasis is a fungal infectious disease caused by opportunistic Candida
species. The incidence of candidiasis has improved, due to prolonged antibiotic therapy …

… Antifungal resistance and several putative virulence factors have been associated with …
Candida parapsilosis species complex. The objective of this study was to evaluate the antifungal …

… antifungal potential against pathogenic Candida spp. and could inhibit the growth of all the
tested Candida … the IONPs possessed antifungal potential against pathogenic Candida spp. …

… Comparison of documented fluconazole resistance mechanisms in Candida species. (A) …
binding to species-specific Erg11 may decrease fluconazole's potential to inhibit the protein. …