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. 2021 Oct 18;65(11):e01093-21. doi: 10.1128/AAC.01093-21

TABLE 3.

Etest fluconazole and voriconazole MICs for 66 non-WT (mutant) Candida spp. isolates and ECVsa

Speciesb (no. of mutants) FLU MICs Etest ECV VOR MIC Etest ECVs ERG point mutation(s)c
C. albicans (6) 8 1 2 0.03 A114S, G464S
>128 1 11 T220L, E266D, 448R
32 0.25 11 Y132H, T220L, V437I
NG 0.5 11 F145T, T220L, V437I
4 0.5 Y132F
64 1 CDR2/MDR overexpression
C. glabrata (5) 128 128 2 1 A114S, G464S
128 4 A114S, G464S
128 4 A114S, G464S
128 >8 A114S, G464S
128 >8 A114S, G464S
C. guilliermondii (2) 16 16 0.25 0.5 A114S, G464S
16 1 A114S, G464S
C. krusei (2) 64 16 >8 1 Y87X
32 4 Y87X
C. parapsilosis (45) 4(2) 2 0.25 0.25 Y132F
8(26) ND Y132F
16(11) 0.25 Y132F
32 0.25 A114S, G464S
32 0.5 Y132F
32 0.25 Y132F
32 0.25 Y132F
64 1 Y132F
>64 0.25 Y132F
C. tropicalis (6) >128 4 2 0.25 K143R
>128 1 K143R
>128 1 K143R
>128 2 Y132F
>128 >32 Y132F
>128 >32 G464D
a

Calculated ECVs/ECOFFS (epidemiological cutoff values) based on MICs determined by the commercial bioMérieux Etest method (13). Posaconacole data were not included, only three ECVs were defined. FLU, fluconazole; VOR, voriconazole.

b

C. guilliermondii (Meyerozyma guilliermondii), C. krusei (Pichia kudriavzevii).

c

ERG11 gene amino acid point mutations; CDR2 and MDR overexpression (2931).