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. 1998 Jul;36(7):2093–2095. doi: 10.1128/jcm.36.7.2093-2095.1998

TABLE 1.

C. dubliniensis and C. albicans isolates used in these studies

Species and country of isolation No. of isolatesa Specimen source(s) HIV status of subject(s) sampledb Source or reference(s)
C. dubliniensis
 Argentina 1 Oral cavity + 10
 Australia 4 Oral cavity + 4, 10, 11
 Belgium 5 Oral cavity + This study
 Canada 6 Oral cavity + This study
 Finland 1 Oral cavity + This study
 Germany 4 Oral cavity + This study
 Greece 1 Oral cavity + This study
 Ireland 52 Oral cavity + This study; 11
 Ireland 8 Oral cavity 2
 Ireland 5 Vaginal This study; 5
 Spain 9 Oral cavity + This study
 Switzerland 6 Oral cavity + 1, 10
 United Kingdom 5 Oral cavity + This study; 10
 United Kingdom 7 Oral cavity This study
 United Kingdom 6 Miscellaneousc This study; 8
C. albicans
 Australia 1 Oral cavity + 11
 Hong Kong 6 Oral cavity + This study
 Ireland 32 Oral cavity + This study
5 Oral cavity This study
20 Vaginal + This study
21 Vaginal This study
8 Blood 6
 United Kingdom 1 Oral cavity + This study
 United Kingdom 4 Oral cavity This study
a

Each isolate was recovered from a separate individual. 

b

+, positive; −, negative. 

c

These included two fecal isolates and one each from a blood culture, tracheal aspirate, sputum, and postmortem lung specimens.