Antifungal Activity of Thai Cajuput Oil and Its Effect on Efflux-Pump Gene Expression in Fluconazole-Resistant <i>Candida albicans</i> Clinical Isolates

<div>PCR products of the <i>CDR</i>1, <i>CDR</i>2, and <i>MDR</i>1 genes among sixteen resistant strains. Lanes L: 100-bp DNA ladder as the molecular size marker; Lanes 1: S7/1 strain as the positive control (+ve); Lanes 2–16: S8/1, S9/1, S10/1, S14/1, S15/1, U6/1, U6/2, U7/1, U8/1, U11/1, U15/1, U15/2, U19/1, U21/1, and U25/1 strains, respectively. Lanes N: no template control (−ve).</div>

International Journal of Microbiology

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Figure 1: Antifungal Activity of Thai Cajuput Oil and Its Effect on Efflux-Pump Gene Expression in Fluconazole-Resistant <i>Candida albicans</i> Clinical Isolates 

Figure 1 | Antifungal Activity of Thai Cajuput Oil and Its Effect on Efflux-Pump Gene Expression in Fluconazole-Resistant Candida albicans Clinical Isolates 