
The Trichophyton benhamiae complex encompasses several zoonotic pathogens that are of increasing concern to the scientific community due to their epidemic spread among pets and their owners. Of particular concern is the sudden appearance and rapid spread of T. benhamiae yellow phenotype strains in Europe. Considerable genetic and phenotypic variability has been revealed in the pathogens from the complex, yet the species limits and host spectra have not been clearly elucidated. To explore the diversity, epidemiology, and taxonomy of the T. benhamiae complex, my colleagues and I formed an international, cross-disciplinary team and applied a holistic One Health approach.
dermatophytosis, Trichophyton, antifungal susceptibility, population genetics, zoophilic dermatophytes, clonality, epidemiology, fungal pathogens, One Health, zoonotic infections
dermatophytosis, Trichophyton, antifungal susceptibility, population genetics, zoophilic dermatophytes, clonality, epidemiology, fungal pathogens, One Health, zoonotic infections
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