The yeast genus Tardiomyces gen. nov. with one new species and two new combinations.

Purpose: Rare yeasts species are increasingly reported as causative agents of invasive human infection. Proper identification and antifungal therapy are essential to manage these infections. Candida blankii is one of these emerging pathogens and is known for its reduced susceptibility to multiple an...

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Publicado en:Infection Vol. 52; no. 5; pp. 1799 - 1813
Autores principales: Spruijtenburg, Bram, de Souza Lima, Bruna Jacomel Favoreto, Tosar, Sonia T. Granadillo, Borman, Andrew M., Andersen, Cecilie Torp, Nizamuddin, Summiya, Ahmad, Suhail, de Almeida Junior, João Nobrega, Vicente, Vânia Aparecida, Nosanchuk, Joshua D., Buil, Jochem B., de Hoog, Sybren, Meijer, Eelco F. J., Meis, Jacques F., de Groot, Theun
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Publicado: Springer Nature Oct2024
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          Spruijtenburg, Bram
          de Souza Lima, Bruna Jacomel Favoreto
          Tosar, Sonia T. Granadillo
          Borman, Andrew M.
          Andersen, Cecilie Torp
          Nizamuddin, Summiya
          Ahmad, Suhail
          de Almeida Junior, João Nobrega
          Vicente, Vânia Aparecida
          Nosanchuk, Joshua D.
          Buil, Jochem B.
          de Hoog, Sybren
          Meijer, Eelco F. J.
          Meis, Jacques F.
          de Groot, Theun
        affil: https://ror.org/05wg1m734 Department of Medical Microbiology, Radboudumc, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
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          Yeasts
          Genetic Variation
          Phenotype
          Phylogenetics
          Candida
          Human
          Drug Resistance, Microbial
          Culture Techniques
          Heterocyclic Compounds Therapeutic Use
          Peptides Therapeutic Use
          Voriconazole Therapeutic Use
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      ab: Purpose: Rare yeasts species are increasingly reported as causative agents of invasive human infection. Proper identification and antifungal therapy are essential to manage these infections. Candida blankii is one of these emerging pathogens and is known for its reduced susceptibility to multiple antifungals. Methods: To obtain more insight into the characteristics of this species, 26 isolates reported as C. blankii were investigated using genetic and phenotypical approaches. Results: Among the 26 isolates, seven recovered either from blood, sputum, urine, or the oral cavity, displayed substantial genetic and some phenotypical differences compared to the other isolates, which were confirmed as C. blankii. We consider these seven strains to represent a novel species, Tardiomyces depauwii. Phylogenomics assigned C. blankii, C. digboiensis, and the novel species in a distinct branch within the order Dipodascales, for which the novel genus Tardiomyces is erected. The new combinations Tardiomyces blankii and Tardiomyces digboiensis are introduced. Differences with related, strictly environmental genera Sugiyamaella, Crinitomyces, and Diddensiella are enumerated. All three Tardiomyces species share the rare ability to grow up to 42 °C, display slower growth in nutrient-poor media, and show a reduced susceptibility to azoles and echinocandins. Characteristics of T. depauwii include high MIC values with voriconazole and a unique protein pattern. Conclusion: We propose the novel yeast species Tardiomyces depauwii and the transfer of C. blankii and C. digboiensis to the novel Tardiomyces genus.
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