Multispecies biofilms are predominant in almost all natural environments, where myriads of
resident microorganisms interact with each other in both synergistic and antagonistic …

Aim To study the virulence factors of Aspergillus species isolated from patient samples and
environmental samples. Materials and Methods This prospective and experimental study …

Infections related to Candida albicans biofilms and subsequent antifungal resistance have
become more common with the increased use of indwelling medical devices. Regimens for …

Background: Candida species can be either commensals or opportunistic pathogens with
the capacity to bring about several infections, extending from superficial to life-threatening …

BACKGROUND: Biofilm is one of the known virulence factors of Candida, an important
pathogen and commensal. Microorganisms growing in a biofilm are associated with chronic …

Background: Candida species are now recognized as major causative agents of
hospitalacquired infection. Aims: To evaluate the species distribution, biofilm formation, and …

Background Vulvovaginal candidiasis is a common infection among women worldwide,
being Candida albicans the most commonly isolated species. Therefore, controlling this …

Candida biofilm development phases. Our results indicated that the many variations in
biofilm formation in clinical Candida species following disinfectant stress, however, none of …

Introducción. El 65% de las infecciones humanas son producidas por bacterias o levaduras,
cuya capacidad de formar biopelículas las hace más resistentes a los antimicrobianos y …

Candiduria is a common finding in catheterised patients with increasing trend of non
albicans Candida species. Biofilm formation on indwelling catheters leads to persistent …