ArticleRevista iberoamericana de micologia
Description of three novel Lagenidium (Oomycota) species causing infection in mammals.
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Abstract
backgroundRecent molecular phylogenetic analysis of Lagenidium strains recovered from subcutaneous lesions in cats, dogs, and a human with lagenidiosis resolved into four clades; one of them was Lagenidium giganteum, but three others were novel.
aimsDue to the recent increase in L. giganteum infections from mammals, we studied 21 Lagenidium strains isolated from dogs and a human available in our collection.
methodsMolecular phylogenetic studies and phenotypic characteristics were used to characterize the strains.
resultsWe report the finding of three novel species, herein designated as Lagenidium ajelloi, sp. nov., Lagenidium albertoi sp. nov, and Lagenidium vilelae sp. nov. Their morphological and growth features are also presented.
conclusionsOur study revealed the presence of three novel Lagenidium species infecting mammals.
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