Apart from a few exceptions, such as " Candida albicans ", most ascomycetes are diploid phase, which commonly is very short, and meiosis restores the haploid state.
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Phagolysomes inhibit fungal growth due to high cation concentration and low carbon and nitrogen sources . A typical example is the inhbition of " Candida albicans " filamentation.
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However, if a person is in chemo therapy or has HIV / AIDS, which weakens the immune system ( thus compromising it ), Candida albicans will cause infections.
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There are over 40 different fungus species known to cause disease in humans, of which " Candida albicans " is the most common and most frequently tested for.
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It is particularly indicated for colonies of white or cream color on fungal culture, where a positive germ tube test is strongly indicative of " Candida albicans ".
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Candida albicans has been used in combination with carbon nanotubes ( CNT ) to produce stable electrically conductive bio-nano-composite tissue materials that have been used as temperature sensing elements.
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Though the mechanisms Candida albicans uses to switch from being a commensal to a pathogen are largely unknown, the reasons for its strength as a pathogen are broadly known.
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In April it was disclosed that a yeast infection by Candida albicans had caused damage to the local artery compromising the blood support of the uterus and necessitating its removal.
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The numerous colonies of Candida albicans also produce a significant amount of toxins which can enter the bloodstream and then migrate to other vital tissues and organs of the body.
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A : CANDIDA albicans is a fungal condition which has resulted from the normal yeast cells getting out of balance with the healthy bacteria normally present in the gut and mucus membranes.
