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Trichomycoses

Sentamilselvi et al., 2009

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12022501486031080192
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Sentamilselvi G
Janaki C
Murugusundram S
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International journal of trichology

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Hair infection by fungal agents, also called trichomycoses, is one of the common concerns in human beings. The common agents causing hair infections are dermatophytes, Malassezia species and those causing piedra. The former two can give rise to considerable discomfort …
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