Since fungal infections are on the rise and with limited treatment options, there is a need to
modify existing drugs either by making structural changes or making use of better drug …

Background and Purpose: In diabetic foot ulcers, if fungal agents, such as Candida species
penetrate the cutaneous or depth of the ulcer, it can increase the wound severity and make it …

Onychomycosis is the most common nail disorder. To examine in vitro antifungal
susceptibility of fungi among onychomycosis patients. The study included 68 patients with …

Diabetes is a chronic metabolic disorder that affects approximately 10% of the global
population. Unfortunately, diabetic individuals are also at a high risk of developing diabetic …

Immunometabolic changes induced by the fungal pathobiont Candida albicans drive
complex responses in innate immune cells. However, whether and how C. albicans causes …

This study reported the involvement of a gene cluster from a conjugative plasmid in the
biofilm formation of Escherichia coli. We used a novel EZ-Tn 5 transposon technique to …

Simple Summary Approximately 15% of cancer patients have diabetes. These patients often
had difficulties in their glycemic control during chemotherapy periods. Patients suffering from …

Background: Diabetes mellitus leads in chronic metabolic syndromes worldwide. The
physiochemical changes in the blood bought about by persistent hyperglycemia are …

Yeast-like fungi (YLF) of the genus Candida are unicellular microorganisms of relatively
large size and rounded shape, aerobes, and belong to conditionally pathogenic …

The most common reason for fungal infections is the development of Candida yeasts.
Candida naturally is occurs on the skin and on most mucosal surfaces. It is proven that 90 …