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. 2017 Apr 7;7:124. doi: 10.3389/fcimb.2017.00124

Table 1.

Drug interactions of FLC and ABH against Candida spp. in vitro.

Drugs Isolatesa MIC (μg/mL)b FICI model
FLC FLCcomb ABH ABHcomb FICIc Interpretation
CA4 (S) 1 0.0313 >512 512 1.031 No interaction
CA8 (S) 2 0.25 >512 512 1.125 No interaction
CA10 (R) >512 2 512 128 0.254 Synergism
CA16 (R) >512 2 512 128 0.254 Synergism
CG1 (S) 16 0.25 512 512 1.016 No interaction
FLC+ABH CG8 (S) 32 16 512 256 1.000 No interaction
CG2 (R) 128 32 512 256 0.750 No interaction
CG3 (R) 128 0.5 512 512 1.004 No interaction
CK2 (S) 16 8 512 512 1.500 No interaction
CK3 (S) 32 2 512 512 1.063 No interaction
CK9 (R) 64 32 512 256 1.000 No interaction
CK10 (R) 256 32 1024 512 0.625 No interaction
a

Twelve isolates with different susceptibilities involved three Candida spp. CA, Candida albicans; CG, Candida glabrata; CK, Candida krusei.

b

MICs denote the MIC80 of each drug alone or in combination (comb) against the isolates and are shown as the median of three independent experiments; FLC, fluconazole; ABH, ambroxol hydrochloride; S, susceptible; R, resistant.

c

The FICI value is the median of three independent experiments; FICI ≤ 0.5 for synergism, FICI > 4.0 for antagonism and 0.5 < FICI ≤ 4.0 for no interaction.