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[Dermatomycosis of the feet of miners in the Ruhr area].
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Farmer's lung; a form of pneumoconiosis due to organic dusts.
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[Bacteriological study of pulmonary oosporosis].
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Contribution to cutaneous streptothricosis.
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Extract from Agaricus blazei Murill can enhance immune responses elicited by DNA vaccine against foot-and-mouth disease.
The fungus Agaricus blazei Murill (ABM) is particularly rich in polysaccharides, which have shown particularly strong results in treating and preventing cancers. The goal of this study was to investigate whether co-administration of the ABM extract with foot-and-mouth disease virus (FMDV) DNA vaccine could increase the immune responses. Compared with the control mice, which received FMDV DNA vaccine alone, significant increase in not only the FMDV-specific antibody response but also T cell proliferation was observed in mice which received FMDV DNA vaccine plus the ABM extract. Taken together, these results demonstrated that application of the ABM extract might provide a strategy to improve the efficacy of DNA vaccines.
Classification of dermatomycoses and dermatomycid based on experimental fungus immunobiology.
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[Fungus eczema and fungus tetter].
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The varying manifestations of Aspergillus lung disease.
The fungus Aspergillus may cause a variety of pulmonary disorders as a result of its ability to act as an allergen, as a simple saprophyte or as an infectious organism. The clinical manifestations range from hypersensitivity syndromes, in which corticosteroid therapy may be indicated, to disseminated infections, in which corticosteroid agents may be causative. The diagnosis may not be immediately apparent. Six cases are presented to illustrate the sometimes confusing manifestations of the disease.
Mycetoma originating in northern California; disease caused by a fungus resembling nocardia madurae.
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Fungus infections of the skin and hair.
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[Basic principles of prevention and therapy of fungus infections of the skin].
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Cerebral mucormycosis; a fatal fungus infection complicating other diseases.
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Fungus infections of the eye and the orbit.
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