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Environmental siblings of black agents of human chromoblastomycosis 被引量:1
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作者 V.A.Vicente M.J.Najafzadeh +5 位作者 Jiufeng Sun R.R.Gomes D.Robl S.G.Marques C.M.P.S.Azevedo G.S.de Hoog 《Fungal Diversity》 SCIE 2014年第2期47-63,共17页
Agents of human chromoblastomycosis,a skin disease almost exclusively caused by members of the order Chaetothyriales,are assumed to be traumatically inoculated into the skin with sharp environmental materials such as ... Agents of human chromoblastomycosis,a skin disease almost exclusively caused by members of the order Chaetothyriales,are assumed to be traumatically inoculated into the skin with sharp environmental materials such as plant thorns or wooden splinters carrying the respective opportunist.In the supposition that such fungi should have their main habitat in the environment,we investigated the occurrence of black fungi in living areas of patients with chromoblastomycosis.In South America Fonsecaea agents are prevalent as agents of the disease,while also related Cladophialophora species,known from other types of skin infections,are known from the continent.Ninety environmental isolates were preliminarily selected as possible agents of chromoblastomycosis,based on morphology.Judging from ITS sequence data isolates were attributed to the genera Cladophialophora,Cyphellophora,Exophiala,Fonsecaea,Phialophora,and Veronaea.A total of 45 fungi morphologically identified as Fonsecaea or Cladophialophora isolated from debris and thorns of living prickly plants in Brazil were processed for taxonomic studies.Phylogenetic analysis revealed that the isolates indeed belonged to the Chaetothyriales,but only rarely an agent of chromoblastomycosis was concerned;only two strains of F.pedrosoi and one F.monophora were isolated from debris plants.The remaining isolates belonged to hitherto unknown molecular siblings of Fonsecaea.Two novel taxa are introduced. 展开更多
关键词 Black yeasts Environmental isolation CHROMOBLASTOMYCOSIS Opportunistic fungi VIRULENCE Infection route
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Taxonomy of Ochroconis, genus including opportunistic pathogens on humans and animals
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作者 K.Samerpitak E.Van der Linde +4 位作者 H.-J.Choi A.H.G.Gerrits van den Ende M.Machouart C.Gueidan G.S.de Hoog 《Fungal Diversity》 SCIE 2014年第2期89-126,共38页
The genus Ochroconis(Sympoventuriaceae,Venturiales)is revised and currently contains 13 species for which the phylogenetic position has been determined using multilocus sequencing.The older generic name Scolecobasidiu... The genus Ochroconis(Sympoventuriaceae,Venturiales)is revised and currently contains 13 species for which the phylogenetic position has been determined using multilocus sequencing.The older generic name Scolecobasidium is considered to be of doubtful identity because the type specimen is ambiguous.Within the Ochroconis lineage,phylogenetic distances of all markers analyzed are exceptionally large,both between and within species.A new genus Verruconis is proposed for the neurotropic opportunist Ochroconis gallopava.Species accepted within the lineages are keyed out on the basis of phenotypic characters.Main ecological traits within each species are discussed.Verruconis species are thermophilic and one of them is an important agent of infection in the brain,while Ochroconis is mesophilic,several species causing infections in cold-blooded animals. 展开更多
关键词 TAXONOMY Ecology Thermophilic fungi Human infection Avian pathogen Fish pathogen NEUROTROPISM
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