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Coniochaeta mutabilis

Coniochaeta mutabilis

Catalogue number

NCPF 7431

Species Name

Coniochaeta mutabilis

Genus

Coniochaeta

Also Known As

Margarinomyces mutabilis, Phialophora mutabilis

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Source

Human

Site of Origin

Pus from mass over ankle

Clinical Details

Subcutaneous swelling on ankle

Country of Origin

United Kingdom

Geographical Region

UK

Strain History

Royal Free Hospital London

Year of Receipt

1998

Originally Deposited As

Lecythophora mutabilis

Authority

(Van Beyma) Gams & McGinnis

Hazard Group (ACDP)

2

Available Formats

  • Ampoule (Fungi)

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