1993
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0507.1993.tb00721.x
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The fine structure of Hortaea werneckii

Abstract: Summary. Hortaea werneckii (strain CBS 107.67) was examined by light and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). Special attention was paid to the wall architecture, the septum with a simple pore apparatus, the annellidic type of collar and the nuclei. Two‐celled organisms showed signs of distoseptation; nuclear events appeared to be rather synchronous in both cells. The fine structural results provided evidence of endogenous conidia development. Zusammenfassung. Hortaea werneckii (Stamm CBS 107.67) wurde li… Show more

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“…Most of the patients are young and healthy, and some have a history of frequent travel to the beach (11,12). This organism inhabits the stratum corneum only where it feeds upon decomposed lipids (13,14). It grows slowly over weeks to months, and the chronicity of the lesion may cause it to be mistaken for a lentigo or an acral melanocytic lesion (11).…”
Section: Superficial Fungal Infections With Minimal Inflammationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most of the patients are young and healthy, and some have a history of frequent travel to the beach (11,12). This organism inhabits the stratum corneum only where it feeds upon decomposed lipids (13,14). It grows slowly over weeks to months, and the chronicity of the lesion may cause it to be mistaken for a lentigo or an acral melanocytic lesion (11).…”
Section: Superficial Fungal Infections With Minimal Inflammationmentioning
confidence: 99%