Carvone and perillaldehyde interfere with the serum-induced formation of filamentous structures in Candida albicans at substantially lower concentrations than those causing significant inhibition of growth.

McGeady P, Wansley DL, Logan DA. Carvone and perillaldehyde interfere with the serum-induced formation of filamentous structures in Candida albicans at substantially lower concentrations than those causing significant inhibition of growth. J Nat Prod. 2002 Jul; 65(7):953-5.

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subject areas

Antifungal Agents
Blood
Candida albicans
Dose-Response Relationship, Drug
Microbial Sensitivity Tests
Molecular Structure
Monoterpenes
Stereoisomerism
Terpenes

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David Logan

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