… Chlamydospore formation is a characteristic of many fungal … -pathogenic dimorphic yeasts
Candida albicans and C. dubliniensis. … This medium readily induced chlamydospores in both …

… such as Gram’s staining, germ tube test, chlamydospore formation on corn meal agar, sugar
fermentation … SST broth, a new serum free germ tube induction medium for identification of …

… ’s staining, germ tube test, chlamydospore formation on corn … Among the less suited medium
Germ tube production in 2% … pH which have allowed germ-tube formation to occur and …

… , the mRNAs encoding these proteins are also expressing basally in YPD medium where no
chlamydospores are present [24], and we have confirmed this result in our strains. Therefore…

… enough to drive chlamydospore formation in C. albicans on the surface of nutrient-rich agar.
… This study investigates the impact of anaerobic conditions on chlamydospore formation and …

… germ tube test and chlamydospore formation; the result also showed rapid and quantitatively
more chlamydospore formation … used primary isolation medium for Candida is Sabouraud …

… as the serum-induced germ tube test, chlamydospore test, and … different liquid media for the
creation of germ tubes at four … percent among the less suitable medium, almost same to how …

… , forms thick-walled structures called chlamydospores in order to survive under adverse
conditions. … during chlamydospore formation. Chlamydospores were induced by inoculating C. …

… on corn meal agar and rice-agar-Tween medium [1]. Based on this characteristic, … albicans
to produce germ tubes and chlamydospores has used to differentiate it from other Candida …

… The germ tubes then grow to form hyphae and the fungal … In the current study, chlamydospore
formation from conidial … PDA medium and germinated for 1–3 days, chlamydospores were …