Secreted dipeptidyl peptidases as potential virulence factors for Microsporum canis
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Dermatophytoses caused by Microsporum canis are frequently encountered in cats and dogs; they are highly contagious and readily transmissible to humans. In this study, two single genes, respectively coding for dipeptidyl peptidases IV and V (DppIV and DppV), w... ...
