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Candida species are considered as the most important fungal human pathogens, causing a variety of clinical entities, ranging from superficial, cutaneous-mucosal to deep-seated and disseminated infections. A vast body of scientific literature, has been accumulated on these pathogens. A review of the literature and topics for further research are discussed.
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