C. Fortier

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Experimental oral candidosis in the mouse: microbiologic and histologic aspects.
A model of oral candidosis was developed in order to investigate histologic and microbiologic aspects of this host-parasite interaction under controlled experimental conditions. Normal adult CD-1… Expand
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Mast cells in the murine oral mucosa are of the connective tissue-type.
The distribution, histochemistry, and functional properties of oral (cheeks, soft palate, and tongue) mast cells (MC) was compared to those of peritoneal, cutaneous, and intestinal MC. The… Expand
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Acquired resistance and persistence of Candida albicans following oral candidiasis in the mouse: a model of the carrier state in humans.
In our experimental model of oral candidiasis in the CD1 mouse, the primary infection showed reproducible Candida overgrowth kinetics with a peak level on day 5 of the infection. After day 7, the… Expand
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The Minor Salivary Gland Network in Experimental Oral Candidosis
Candida albicans-is an opportunistic pathogen capable of infecting many mucous membranes in humans including the oral mucosa. In order to achieve successful colonization, C. albicans must overcome… Expand
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In situ detection of Candida albicans using oral mucosal imprints
Abstract Candida albicans is a common commensal organism of the human mouth and can cause superficial infections when Candida overgrowth occurs. A sampling technique of the oral mucosa was devised… Expand
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Distribution and characterisation of oral mucosal mast cells
Mast cells (MC) are normal components of healthy tissues (1,2). So far, two distinct subsets have been characterized mainly in the rat: mucosal MC, identified in the intestinal mucosa and in MC… Expand