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. 1983 Aug;18(2):430–431. doi: 10.1128/jcm.18.2.430-431.1983

Preliminary investigation of Candida albicans biovars.

M C Román, M J Linares Sicilia
PMCID: PMC270820  PMID: 6352737

Abstract

A total of 126 Candida albicans strains were enzymatically evaluated by the API ZYM system. Four enzymatically based groups of C. albicans are recognized.

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