ArticleGMS hygiene and infection control2026
Genetic diversity and relatedness of Candida albicans isolates from humans and animals in Iran: implications for infection control.
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Introduction: Methods: Thirty-six isolates of Results: Our analysis revealed a significant genetic separation between human and animal isolates of Conclusion: Although this study represents a preliminary investigation, our findings suggest a high discriminatory power of the three primers used in RAPD-PCR for typing Candida isolates. While RAPD-PCR effectively identified genetic diversity, its reproducibility and resolution remain limited, necessitating further validation using more precise molecular methods. The lack of clonal relationship and the observed genetic diversity highlight the potential for transfer of virulent and resistant strains between humans and animals. Further studies with larger sample sizes are needed to validate these findings and to assess the implications of close contact between humans and animals in the transmission of
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