Titlebook: Veterinary Mycology; Indranil Samanta Book 2015 Springer India 2015 Diagnostic Techniques.Mastitis Abortion.Mycotoxicosis.Systematic Mycol

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History,animal, birds and plants which is caused by numerous pathogenic fungi. The ‘mycotoxicosis’ describes the diseased condition produced by the ingestion of mycotoxins (intoxication) present in the feed. When the fungi produce the pathogenesis due to in vivo toxin production after entry within the host, it is known as ‘mycetism’.

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Classification of Fungi, fungi is published in official journal of International Association for Plant Taxonomy (.) and is discussed in annual meeting before acceptance. The classification of clinically relevant fungi is described in Table 3.1.

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Collection and Transport of Clinical Material for Isolation of Fungi, Table 5.1 describes the types of clinical specimens that can be collected from different body systems and types of fungal infection that can be identified from those specimens. The collection methods of clinical materials and their despatch are mentioned below.

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General Characteristics of Fungi,the body of the host (in vitro at 37?°C) and the mould form is observed either in the environment or in artificial culture medium (at room temperature). The pseudohyphae form is chains of elongated ellipsoidal cells with constriction between them and it is produced by .

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History,rtant fungi and fungal diseases in human and animals, respectively. The term ‘mycosis’ (mykes?=?mushroom) is used to describe the infection of human, animal, birds and plants which is caused by numerous pathogenic fungi. The ‘mycotoxicosis’ describes the diseased condition produced by the ingestion

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General Characteristics of Fungi, have three major morphological forms, i.e. unicellular yeast, filamentous mould (mold) and yeast-like form (pseudohyphae form). The dimorphic fungi (., ., ., .) are able to produce both the forms (yeast and mould) depending on the temperature (thermal dimorphism). The yeast form is produced within

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Cutaneous, Subcutaneous and Systemic Mycology,kerion of Celsus’) in . (30?A.D.). Throughout the middle ages, several descriptions of dermatophytosis were produced where it is described as ‘tinea’. The keratin-destroying moths which made circular holes in the woollen garments are known as .. Due to similarity in the structure of circular lesion

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Collection and Transport of Clinical Material for Isolation of Fungi,crucial matter for isolation and identification of fungi. The correct type of specimen with sufficient quantity is required for proper identification. Table 5.1 describes the types of clinical specimens that can be collected from different body systems and types of fungal infection that can be ident

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Book 2015 part comprises the history of veterinary and medical mycology, general aspects of morphology, growth, nutrition, reproduction and classification of fungi. In the second part, the etiologic agents of cutaneous, subcutaneous and systemic mycoses are described in detail with special emphasis on emergi