Talk:Microsporum gallinae
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- Background information (290, 356-358)
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- Background information, about Dermatophyes and their distribution (144-147) - M.gallinae growth rate and culture formation (171-172)
Kwon-Chung, K.J., and Bennet, E.J. (1992). Medical Mycology (2nd edition). Lea & Febiger.
- Information about M. gallinae in humans, specifically the sites of common infection (107) - Historically significant information (138)
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- Treatment methods, and the method of infection of Dermatophytes (315-319)
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