The ability of a killer yeast (Pichia anomala, UCSC 25F) to produce toxin in vivo was demonstrated, for the first time, in tissues of normal and immunosuppressed experimentally infected mice by means of a fluorescent antibody technique and a killer toxin specific monoclonal antibody. The possible significance of the findings is discussed.
Production of yeast killer toxin in experimentally infected animals / L. Polonelli, S. Conti, M. Gerloni, L. Campani, M.P. Mantovani, G. Morace. - In: MYCOPATHOLOGIA. - ISSN 0301-486X. - 110:3(1990 Jun), pp. 169-175.
Production of yeast killer toxin in experimentally infected animals
G. MoraceUltimo
1990
Abstract
The ability of a killer yeast (Pichia anomala, UCSC 25F) to produce toxin in vivo was demonstrated, for the first time, in tissues of normal and immunosuppressed experimentally infected mice by means of a fluorescent antibody technique and a killer toxin specific monoclonal antibody. The possible significance of the findings is discussed.
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