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is an emerging zoophilic dermatophyte that mainly infects skin and scalp and has been reported in Asia, America and Europe. It has two phenotypic variants: one with white colonies and the other with yellow colonies. Morphological identification of is not sufficient and can be confused with or . Genomic or proteomic analysis is required to establish a definitive identification. We present three dermatophyte strains obtained from the skin, nails and scalp of human infections in which macroscopic and microscopic examinations were not sufficient to identify the species. The final identification of was performed using MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry. This is the first report of in Peru.
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