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Keratinophilic fungi on various keratinous substrate: Hazardous to human and animal population
National Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences · 2021 · Vol. 1(1) · pp. 01–07
Abstract
Keratinophilic fungi were isolated from soil samples using human hair, cattle hair, human nail horn and feather as substrate. Thirty-two, 25, 25, 20, 26, 24 keratinophilic fungal genera were isolated from human hair, cattle hair, human nail, cow horn, and feather respectively. The frequency of Chrysosporium as recorded from various keratinous baits: human hair (24.48 %), cattle hair (20.81%), human nail (14.56 %), horn (32.90 %) and feather (18.03 %).
Nail Diseases and TreatmentsTattoo and Body Piercing ComplicationsFeatherNail (fastener)French hornChrysosporiumBiologyPopulationHuman skinSubstrate (aquarium)Veterinary medicineBotany
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