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Volume 10, Number 4, April 2004 Human Case of LobomycosisSameer Elsayed,*† Susan M. Kuhn,† Duane Barber,*† Deirdre L. Church,*†
Stewart Adams,‡ and Richard Kasper*† |
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Figure 3. Calcofluor white stain of skin biopsy specimen. A short chain of lemon-shaped fungal cells is seen in the left-center of the field. Cells are connected to each other by thin, tubelike structures. Magnification x400. |
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