ArticleFrontiers in fungal biology2026
Genotype distribution of
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Background: Methods: We conducted a descriptive molecular epidemiology study to characterize the genetic diversity of Results: Among 80 patients tested, 58 samples were successfully sequenced, including individuals living with HIV/AIDS (39.7%), solid organ transplant recipients (32.8%), and patients with other immunosuppressive conditions (27.6%). Three genotypes were identified. Genotype 3 predominated across all clinical groups (69%), whereas genotypes 2 and 1 accounted for 12% and 7%, respectively. Mixed infections were detected in 12% of cases. Conclusions: In this descriptive molecular epidemiology study, genotype 3 predominated across diverse immunocompromised populations within a large tertiary-care hospital. These findings should be interpreted as hypothesis-generating and may reflect underlying genotype distribution or shared environmental exposure. Further studies incorporating higher-resolution typing methods and clinical correlation are needed to better define transmission pathways.
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