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• TITLE: Reclassification and Nomenclature of Common Pathogenic Fungi

  AUTHORS: Xiaoni Xin, Mengyuan Wang, Mei Li

  KEYWORDS: Fungi, Yeast, Nomenclature, 1 Species = 1 Name

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Microbiology, Vol.14 No.5, May 22, 2024

  ABSTRACT: The accurate identification of pathogenic fungi is crucial for diagnosing and treating fungal infections. Recent advancements in molecular biotechnology, phylogenetic analysis, and the requirements of the Melbourne Code have led to changes in the classification and naming of fungi. These changes have caused significant confusion for medical laboratories and clinical personnel. This article summarizes the classification and new names of common pathogenic fungi to enhance fungi identification skills and provide accurate information for clinical diagnosis and treatment.