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Filamentous Fungi SusceptibilityPhys Org
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Researchers from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have developed a new antifungal test.
The test exploits the technique normally used to test antibacterials.
The Disk diffusion Assay for Filamentous Fungi Susceptibility to Antifungals could be used widely.
Researchers hope to find new chemicals that can be used as therapeutics.
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