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• Candida albicans
  {{Image|C albicans en.jpg|right|350px|Microscopic image of Candida Albicans.}} '''''Candida albicans''''' is a [[fungus]], able to sexually reproduce. It is a common occupant o
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• Candida albicans/Definition
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• Candida albicans/Related Articles
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• Candidiasis/Definition
  ...tion of the moist cutaneous areas of the body and is generally caused by ''Candida albicans''.
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• Candidiasis
  {{Image|800px-Oral thrush Aphthae Candida albicans. PHIL 1217 lores.jpg|right|250px|Thrush yeast infection in the mouth.}} {{seealso|Candida albicans}}
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• Vaginitis/Related Articles
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• Candida albicans/Related Articles
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• Candidiasis/Related Articles
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• Vaginitis
  ...charge."<ref>{{MeSH}}</ref> Common causes are [[trichimonas vaginalis]], [[candida albicans]], and [[gardnerella vaginalis]]. [[Atrophic vaginitis]], however, is a di * [[Candida albicans]] usually causes itching and the absence of this finding helps exclude this
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• CZ Talk:Biology Workgroup
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• Candida albicans
  {{Image|C albicans en.jpg|right|350px|Microscopic image of Candida Albicans.}} '''''Candida albicans''''' is a [[fungus]], able to sexually reproduce. It is a common occupant o
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• Lactobacillus acidophilus
  ...acid produced by ''L. acidophilus'' can control the growth of the fungus ''Candida albicans'', which is the cause of Oral thrush and vaginal yeast infections.<ref>http 2. Collins, E.B. and Hardt, Pamela. (1980) "Inhibition of Candida albicans by Lactobacillus acidophilus". ''Journal of Dairy Science Vol. 63, No. 5''.
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• AIDS
  *Candida albicans (the cause of thrush and vaginal yeast infections)
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