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We establish a mouse model of C.albicans-associated catheter-related infection (CRI), in which biofilm forms on the catheter, and the interaction between C.albicans and host correlates well with the clinical CRI. This model helps screen therapies for C.albicans biofilm-associated CRI, laying a foundation for clinical transformation.
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Yang, C., Mo, F., Zhang, J., Zhang, P., Li, Q., Zhang, J. A Catheter-Related Candida albicans Infection Model in Mouse. J. Vis. Exp. (205), e65307, doi:10.3791/65307 (2024).
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