Whole slide imaging is a high-throughput method to assess Candida biofilm formation
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2021
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Abstract
New strategies that enable fast and accurate visualization of Candida biofilms are necessary to better study their structure and response to antifungals agents. Here, we applied whole slide imaging (WSI) to study biofilm formation of Candida species. Three relevant biofilm-forming Candida species (C …
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| Authors | Raas MWD;Silva TP;Freitas JCO;Campos LM;Fabri RL;Melo RCN;; |
| Journal | microbiological research |
| Year | 2021 |
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