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Candida auris

The world’s most deadly super fungus

Pathogens are becoming increasingly resistant to antimicrobial drugs, and fungi are no exception. Candida auris is a newly identified species of yeast that can cause dangerous infections in humans, and is largely resistant to existing drugs. Biomedical sciences graduate Katie Desmond explains

Katie Desmond

AQA Structure of eukaryotic cells; Cell recognition and the immune system; Genetic diversity and adaptation

OCR A Cell structure; Communicable diseases, disease prevention and the immune system

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