Isolation of dermatophytes and related species from domestic fowl (Gallus gallus domesticus)
Isolation of dermatophytes and related species from domestic fowl (Gallus gallus domesticus)
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家禽(Gallus gallus Domesticus)中皮肤癣菌及相关物种的分离
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10.1007/s11046-014-9758-0
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2015
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ほか19名,含む連携研究者全員)
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Yamaguchi S;Sano A.;ほか19名,含む連携研究者全員)
We investigated 793 bird combs [645 chickens and 148 fighting cocks (Shamo)] to determine the prevalence of dermatophytes and their related fungal species. The targeted fungal species were recovered from 195 of the 793 examined birds (24.6 %). Prevalence ratios were compared in temperate (the mainland) and subtropical (Nansei Islands) areas, genders, strains, breeding scale (individual and farm), and housing system (in cage and free ranging). The frequency of the fungal species in the mainland, males, fighting cocks, breeding scale by individual nursing, and free-range housing system exhibited significantly higher positive ratios than that in the other groups. A total of 224 dermatophytes and related species were isolated, including 101Arthroderma(Ar.)multifidum, 83Aphanoascus(Ap.)terreus, fiveUncinocarpus queenslandicus, twoU. reesii, twoAp. pinarensis, oneAmauroascus kuehnii, oneAr. simii, oneGymnoascus petalosporus, oneMicrosporum gallinae, and 28Chrysosporium-like (Chrysosporiumspp.) isolates, which were identified using internal transcribed spacer regions of ribosomal RNA gene sequences. The predominant fungal species in the mainland wasAp.terreusand that in the Nansei Islands wasAr. multifidum. Pathogenic fungal species to humans and animals were limited toM. gallinaeandAr. simii, which corresponded to 0.025 % of the isolates in this study.