Tetracycline Effects on Candida Albicans Virulence Factors
Figure 2
Photomicrographs of Candida
albicans (Strain GT142) grown overnight at 37°C in YNB or YNB
plus tetracycline (5 g/mL). The yeast tended toward germination and
filamentation in YNB, and tetracycline did not inhibit this tendency. Images
are representative of many fields that indicate filamentous growth in the
presence of tetracycline that
is augmented and fungal masses appear larger than in control (YNB) cultures.
