2024
DOI: 10.3390/microorganisms12050886
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What do We Know about Cryptic Aspergillosis?

Nicholas Geremia,
Federico Giovagnorio,
Agnese Colpani
et al.

Abstract: Cryptic Aspergillus species are increasingly recognized as pathogens involved in human disease. They are ubiquitarian fungi with high tenacity in their environment and can express various resistance mechanisms, often due to exposure to antifungal agents employed in agriculture and farming. The identification of such species is increasing thanks to molecular techniques, and a better description of this type of pathogen is granted. Nevertheless, the number of species and their importance in the clinical setting … Show more

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