Background Penicillium mameffei （P. marneffe~） is an emerging pathogenic fungus that can cause invasive mycosis in patients with AIDS. The epidemiological features of P. marneffeiinfection in AIDS patients in Guangd...Background Penicillium mameffei （P. marneffe~） is an emerging pathogenic fungus that can cause invasive mycosis in patients with AIDS. The epidemiological features of P. marneffeiinfection in AIDS patients in Guangdong province remain unclear so far. This study aimed to investigate the genetic diversity within a population of 163 P. mameffei isolates obtained from AIDS patients and search for the dominant clinical strains in Guanqdong province.展开更多
基金This work was supported by the grants from the Key Subject Programs of Guangzhou Municipal Health Bureau （No. 2009-Zdi-16） the Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province （No. 10151006002000000） and Chinese National llth Five-year Plan on Key Infectious diseases （No. 2008ZX10001-006）.
文摘Background Penicillium mameffei （P. marneffe~） is an emerging pathogenic fungus that can cause invasive mycosis in patients with AIDS. The epidemiological features of P. marneffeiinfection in AIDS patients in Guangdong province remain unclear so far. This study aimed to investigate the genetic diversity within a population of 163 P. mameffei isolates obtained from AIDS patients and search for the dominant clinical strains in Guanqdong province.
