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. 2001 Jun;45(6):1828–1835. doi: 10.1128/AAC.45.6.1828-1835.2001

TABLE 1.

Selected isolates of Aspergillus spp. used in this study

Species or study isolate no. Source no. Provider (reference no.)
A. fumigatus
 1 NCPF 7101 (AF210)ab D. Denning (4, 5)
 2 NCPF 7102 (AF294)ab D. Denning (4)
 3 NCPF 7098 (AF71)abc D. Denning (4, 24)
 4 NCPF 7097 (AF65)ab D. Denning (4, 24)
 5 NCPF 7100 (AF91)cd D. Denning (4, 5, 24)
 6 NCPF 7099 (AF72)d D. Denning (4, 5)
 7 AZ 606e P. Verweij (NAf)
 8 NIH 4215d T. Walsh (NA)
 9 A 1604ab A. Espinel-Ingroff (10, 25)
A. flavus
 10 A 1340a A. Espinel-Ingroff (7)
 11 A 830a A. Espinel-Ingroff (7)
 12 A 003ab A. Espinel-Ingroff (7, 10, 25)
A. terreus
 13 A 122a A. Espinel-Ingroff (7)
 14 NIH 961290a T. Walsh (NA)
 15 NIH 95644a T. Walsh (NA)
a

Low itraconazole MICs (≤1.0 μg/ml) by M38-P, Etest, or other methods described in corresponding publication(s). 

b

Animals and patients responded to itraconazole treatment (isolates had low itraconazole MICs [<1.0 μg/ml]). 

c

These two isolates also had either a good (isolate 3) or decreased (isolate 5) response to posaconazole in a murine model. 

d

Animals and patients did not respond to itraconazole treatment (isolates had high itraconazole MICs [>8 μg/ml]). 

e

Voriconazole-resistant laboratory mutant. 

f

NA, not available.