MT22-020: Establishment of feline keratinocyte organoids and use as a model to study feline dermatophytosis.
Ringworm is a common fungal skin infection of cats that is not well understood. But infecting cats to study this
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W97-MORIELLO: Determination of strain variability of Microsporum canis
Effective treatment recommendations for feline ringworm require accurate and reliable information on the effectiveness of antifungal therapies. The fungicidal activities
W20-031: Identification of Microsporum canis virulence factors
Ringworm is a common fungal infection of hair, skin and nails. In cats, Microsporum canis is the fungus causing approximately
W20-032: Development of a Rapid Diagnostic Test for Microsporum canis
Ringworm is a common fungal infection of hair, skin and nails. In cats, Microsporum canis is the fungus causing approximately
W15-001: Comparing a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test with fungal culture for ringworm
Ringworm is currently diagnosed by culturing infected hairs and skin scrapings and observing for growth of fungal colonies. If ringworm
W12-034: Decontamination of household textiles exposed to Microsporum canis spores
Ringworm is a superficial fungal skin disease that affects all animals, including cats. In cats, the most commonly isolated pathogen
W13-012: Detection of dermatophytosis in cats by PCR
Ringworm is a condition affecting cats that is caused by a fungal infection. Humans and pets can acquire ringworm from
MT16-015: Susceptibility to dermatophytes and asymptomatic carrier state in Persian cats
Persian cats develop ringworm more often than other breeds of cats, which can be a particular problem in Persian catteries