Caracterização de leveduras do gênero Trichosporon isoladas de três regiões costeiras do Estado de São Paulo / Characterization of Trichosporon spp. Isolated from three coastal regions of São Paulo State, Brazil
AUTOR(ES)
Gislaine Gomes Martins Guethi
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
2010
RESUMO
Coastal regions are being threatened because they have a predatory and uncontrolled exploitation of natural resources by changing biodiversity. Yeasts are part of the marine ecosystem, though some species are associated with superficial mycoses, subcutaneous and / or systemic. The objective of this study was to quantify yeast, isolation and Trichosporon spp. In samples of sea water and sand in three regions of the state of São Paulo: Santos, Canal de São Sebastião and Ubatuba. We collected 126 samples of sea water and sand. The areas were characterized by microbiological parameters. Yeast counts ranged from <1 to 1.300UFC/100mL in sea water and <1 to 3.200UFC / g in sand. The yeasts were identified using the traditional methods and genotypic tests. From a total of 102, 30.5% was confirmed by API ID 32C, by 40.2% and 63.7% auxanograma PCR. The isolates identified by PCR were sequenced and 41.5% were Trichosporon spp.
ASSUNTO(S)
Água de mar yeasts antifúngicos leveduras sand antifungal trichosporon spp trichosporon spp sea water areia sequenciamento sequencing
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