Intro
Really common mushroom
What is Agaricus bisporus?
Fungicide in cotton blue stain
What is phenol?
Test to differentiate C. neoformans from C. gattii?
What is CGB agar?
Fungal infection of the cornea
What is keratomycosis?
C. immitis doesn’t have a yeast phase so what does it produce that makes it “dimorphic”?
What is a spherule?
Most fungal infections are transmitted by
What is inhalation or implantation?
To look at Dermatophyte fluorescence
What is a Wood’s Lamp?
Opportunists that produces arthroconodia
What is Saprochaete capitata?
Cells that support phialides?
What is metulae?
Histoplasmosis was once known as
What is cave fever?
The vegetative part of a fungus composed of hyphae
What is Mycelium?
Lipopeptide anti fungal agent
What is caspofungin?
Stringy material around a cell could be formation of ?
What is a capsule?
What gives an organism a reverse color?
What is vegetative hyphae?
Coccidiodes immitis targets what part of the body in disseminated disease?
What is ends of long bones and bony prominences?
Poisonous peptides of Amanita virosa
What is phalloidin and amantin?
Binds with ergosterol in fungal cell membrane resulting in formation of pores
What is polyene?
Cryptococcus spp. develop a dark pigment due to the production of what that will act on the caffeic acid in the bird seed to produce melanin?
What is phenol oxidase?
Aspergillus flavus toxin
What is aflatoxin?
Dimorphic fungi with broad based budding yeast
What is Blastomyces dermatitidis?
Phylum of obligate symbionts
What is Glomeromycota?
Antimicrobial Inhibits grown of selected fungi and incubated at room temperature
What is cycloheximide?
Scalded skin appearance and satellite eruptions is indicative of what disease?
What is intertriginous candidiasis?
Term used if a fruiting structure has a metula?
Biseriate
Treatment for sporotrichosis
What is potassium iodide?