FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2329564455> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2329564455 endingPage "78" @default.
• W2329564455 startingPage "65" @default.
• W2329564455 abstract "Members of the genus Aspergillus are among the filamentous fungal agents frequently causing infections in humans. A. fumigatus is the most commonly isolated fungal pathogen within the genus; however, other species, including A. terreus, A. flavus and A. niger are also of increasing importance. Infections caused by black aspergilli are especially frequent in developing countries with hot, humid, tropical or semitropical climates. Several reports revealed A. niger as the most common causative agent of otomycosis and fungal keratitis in certain geographic regions. Species related to A. niger are difficult to identify on the basis of morphological criteria alone. Recent molecular analyses revealed that apart from A. niger, other black aspergilli, including A. tubingensis and the recently described species A. brasiliensis are also potential causative agents of human infections. In the case of corneal infections, the available data indicate that these species may be responsible for a significant proportion of cases caused by black aspergilli. The aim of this review is to summarize the literature data about the involvement of black aspergilli (members of Aspergillus section Nigri) in human infections under tropical and semitropical climates, including otomycosis and eye infections. Available retrospective studies are summarized with special emphasis on the clinical manifestation, epidemiological aspects and therapeutical possibilities; furthermore, the molecular methods for the exact diagnosis and identification of black Aspergillus strains are also discussed." @default.
• W2329564455 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2329564455 creator A5007930515 @default.
• W2329564455 creator A5011892906 @default.
• W2329564455 creator A5017412847 @default.
• W2329564455 creator A5021379934 @default.
• W2329564455 creator A5041910673 @default.
• W2329564455 creator A5043110283 @default.
• W2329564455 creator A5059565361 @default.
• W2329564455 creator A5062529602 @default.
• W2329564455 creator A5067206863 @default.
• W2329564455 creator A5090606099 @default.
• W2329564455 date "2008-07-01" @default.
• W2329564455 modified "2023-09-24" @default.
• W2329564455 title "Black aspergilli in tropical infections" @default.
• W2329564455 cites W113748397 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1520095467 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1542944857 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1544441234 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1895047600 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1956693847 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1966083596 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1969061991 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1969722989 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1972706314 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1973531504 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1975844725 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1975886952 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1976824742 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1978881199 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1981675251 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1988497640 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1989043200 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1990198371 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1990648365 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W1993186888 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2006814901 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2012134255 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2020477703 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2030027451 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2033102911 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2035113024 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2040350995 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2042226513 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2042454905 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2047749032 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2053554633 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2054105881 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2054190388 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2056431674 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2056624714 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2059641861 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2066833884 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2068204391 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2069251282 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2071742581 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2073339396 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2076022782 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2077258106 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2077377392 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2080748745 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2081413020 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2081618734 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2085153697 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2085453994 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2086010703 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2087468665 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2087859773 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2096533991 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2097053837 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2098040083 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2099910152 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2100900594 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2101647300 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2102763477 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2103613642 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2110147016 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2111409615 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2118045907 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2125121305 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2125314031 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2126938720 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2135179505 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2143919231 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2147224863 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2149647565 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2152528695 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2154097956 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2154291223 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2157592561 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2157993387 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2158239900 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2166787752 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2169613612 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2289146681 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2330637088 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W2436883912 @default.
• W2329564455 cites W277809200 @default.

• next