1963
Experimental Invasion of Hair by Dermatophytes
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“…Bar, 50 p.m. (B) Scanning electron micrograph of a perforating organ of aggregated hyphae, which stands in the perforated pit where part of the hair cuticles and the cortex are dissolved. Bar, 10 ,um. (C) Longitudinal section of a hair perforated by fungi after 7 days of cultivation.…”
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“…Bar, 50 p.m. (B) Scanning electron micrograph of a perforating organ of aggregated hyphae, which stands in the perforated pit where part of the hair cuticles and the cortex are dissolved. Bar, 10 ,um. (C) Longitudinal section of a hair perforated by fungi after 7 days of cultivation.…”
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“…The keratinophilic dermatophytes, however, show a peculiar morphology when growing in vitro on keratinized tissue (2); they produce flattened fronds of hyphae or eroding mycelium on the surface layers of the material, and a perforating organ develops from these fronds to penetrate the keratinized tissue (4,10). The development of this saprophytic morphology, although different from the parasitic one seen in natural disease, (2, 10), was extensively studied by light microscopy (4, 5, 10), but there have been few electron microscopic studies.…”
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