Hygiene and Sanitation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
103(12), P. 1532 - 1537
Published: Dec. 27, 2024
Introduction.
The
launch
of
chemical
compositions
based
on
pydiflumetofen,
which
has
already
proven
itself
in
global
agricultural
practice
as
an
effective
means
suppressing
mycotoxin-producing
fungi,
the
Russian
market
set
task
and
analytical
support
for
its
safe
use.
aim
study
was
to
develop
methods
determining
residual
amounts
pydiflumetofen
plant
products
environmental
objects
(water,
soil,
air),
would
be
available
wide
implementation
laboratories,
with
subsequent
use
assess
safety
pesticide
application
technology
grain
crops.
Materials
methods.
High-performance
liquid
chromatography
a
diode
array
detector
used
measurements.
sample
preparation
classical
scheme,
consists
extracting
substance
from
samples
soil
mixture
acetonitrile
water,
followed
by
purification
extract
using
solid-phase
extraction
(SPE).
Concentration
water
simultaneous
performed
SPE
cartridges.
Sampling
air
working
area
paper
filters,
atmospheric
sampled
XAD-2
sorption
tubes.
Results.
optimal
conditions
chromatographic
separation
were
selected:
column
reversed
phase
(C18),
mobile
is
acetonitrile:
(75:25,
volume),
mode
isocratic,
wavelength
230
nm.
Absolute
calibration
solvent
used.
characteristic
linear
concentration
range
0.05–0.1
μg/ml,
correlation
coefficient
more
than
0.99.
lower
limit
detectable
concentrations
(in
0.01
mg/kg,
straw
–
0.05
0.001
mg/L,
mg/m3,
0.005
mg/m3)
corresponds
established
hygienic
standards.
Limitations.
In
study,
only
cereal
grains
(wheat,
barley)
considered
products.
Conclusion.
developed
No
active
detected
elements
crop
(grain,
straw)
winter
wheat
spring
barley
over
two-year
observation
period.
Laboratory
studies
have
confirmed
retained
upper
layers
limits
penetration
into
groundwater.
results
assessment
ground
spraying
field
crops
showed
risk
workers
acceptable.
Plants,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(19), P. 2737 - 2737
Published: Sept. 30, 2024
The
significant
reduction
in
agricultural
output
and
the
decline
product
quality
are
two
of
most
glaring
negative
impacts
caused
by
plant
pathogenic
fungi
(PPF).
Furthermore,
contaminated
food
or
transit
might
introduce
mycotoxins
produced
PPF
directly
into
chain.
Eating
tainted
with
mycotoxin
is
extremely
dangerous
for
both
human
animal
health.
Using
fungicides
first
choice
to
control
their
toxins
food.
Fungicide
resistance
its
effects
on
environment
public
health
becoming
more
a
concern,
despite
fact
that
chemical
used
limit
toxicity
growth
crops.
Fungicides
induce
target
site
alteration
efflux
pump
activation,
mutations
result
resistance.
As
result,
global
trends
shifting
away
from
chemically
manufactured
pesticides
toward
managing
fungal
diseases
using
various
biocontrol
techniques,
tactics,
approaches.
However,
surveillance
programs
monitor
fungicide
environmental
impact
much
fewer
compared
bacterial
antibiotic
programs.
In
this
review,
we
discuss
contributes
disease
development
plants,
against
them,
factors
causing
spread
emergence
new
strains,
antifungal
mechanisms
PPF,
health,
fungicides,
use
agents
(BCAs),
antimicrobial
peptides
(AMPs),
nanotechnologies
as
safe
eco-friendly
alternative
fungicides.
Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: March 4, 2025
Fungi
are
an
integral
part
of
our
ecosystem,
playing
key
roles
in
decomposition
and
nutrient
cycling.
However,
a
subset
fungal
species,
including
Candida
auris,
Aspergillus
fumigatus,
Cryptococcus
neoformans,
has
emerged
as
significant
pathogens,
specially
immunocompromised
individuals.
In
all
theAmong
global
health
challenges,
diseases
have
often
been
ignored.
While
bacterial
viral
infections
frequently
capture
the
headlines,
fungi,
despite
their
ubiquity,
overlooked
yet
threat
to
human
health.
The
World
Health
Organization
(WHO)
recently
flagged
rising
concern
released
list
critical
priority
strains
2022
that
represent
greatest
infection
(World
Organization,
2022).
rise
invasive
is
particularly
alarming.
For
instance,
auris
one
top
pathogen
owing
its
ability
resist
multiple
antifungal
drugs,
survive
on
surfaces
for
extended
periods,
cause
outbreaks
healthcare
settings.
Similarly,
caused
by
fumigatus
becoming
harder
treat
many
displayed
resistance
azole
antifungals,
which
widely
used
both
medicine
agriculture
(Hui
et
al.
2024).
increasing
prevalence
exacerbated
factors
such
climate
change,
trade,
emergence
drug-resistant
(Casadevall
2019;
Nnadi
2021).
Rising
temperatures
expanding
habitats
pathogenic
enabling
them
thrive
regions
previously
deemed
inhospitable.
example,
Coccidioides
spp.,
responsible
Valley
fever,
increasingly
reported
areas
beyond
traditional
endemic
zones
southwestern
United
States.
Furthermore,
adaptability
fungi
warmer
poses
unique
challenge.
Some
species
evolving
at
body's
core
temperature,
trait
thought
limit
potential.
This
evolutionary
shift
underscores
urgency
monitoring
behavior
warming
world.This
research
topic
aimed
highlight
some
recent
views
innovations
diverse
aspects
pathogenesis.
Jafarlou's
review
provides
comprehensive
overview
pathogens
with
potential
pandemics,
C.
A.
Histoplasma
capsulatum,
Pneumocystis
jirovecii,
Mucoromycetes.
It
discusses
virulence
mechanisms
may
contribute
pandemic
Jafarlou
about
can
effectively
pandemics
viz.
jirovecii
Mucoromycetes,
while
discussing
gained
lot
attention
due
sudden
appearance
hospital-infection
causing
different
parts
world,
being
multidrug
resistant
isolates
(Lockhart
2017;
Casadevall
2019)
.
it
shares
features
other
group,
scientists
now
studying
specific
give
these
extra
edge
over
species.
this
topic,
Kim
demonsrate
Oone
factor
shown
be
hydrolytic
enzyme
belonging
secreted
aspartyl
proteinase
family,
SAP3,
important
hence
could
relevant
drug
target,
especially
(Kim
al.).
Timely
accurate
diagnosis
timely
treatment
reduction
mortality.
culture-based
techniques
most
commonly
infections,
newer
molecular
techniques,
specifically
based
PCR
introduced.
Wang
developed
novel
diagnostic
tool,
ERT-LAMP-CA,
rapid
ultrasensitive
detection
albicans
infections.
method
integrates
loop-mediated
isothermal
amplification
(LAMP),
restriction
endonuclease
cleavage,
real-time
fluorescence
detection,
allowing
within
approximately
hour.
Due
evolution
strains,
delving
into
improving
options
Gao
provide
evidence
combination
therapy
involving
azoles
proton-pump
inhibitors
(PPIs)
azole-resistant
They
show
PPIs
reverse
resistance,
offering
new
strategies
treating
Feng
immunotherapy
targets
candidiasis
vaccines
monoclonal
antibodies
enhance
immune
responses
against
albicans,
promising
avenue
treatment.In
conclusion,
collection
articles
shedding
light
pathogenesis,
pathogens.
References:1.Casadevall,
A.,
Kontoyiannis,
D.P.,
Robert,
V.
(2019).
On
auris:
azoles,
swamps,
birds.
mBio.
10(4):41–7.
doi:
10.1128/mBio.01397-192.Hui,
S.T.,
Gifford,
H.,
&
Rhodes,
J.
(2024).
Emerging
Antifungal
Resistance
Fungal
Pathogens.
Curr.
Clin.
Micro.
Rpt.
11,
43–50.
10.1007/s40588-024-00219-8
3.Lockhart,
S.R.,
Etienne,
K.A.,
Vallabhaneni,
S.,
Farooqi,
J.,
Chowdhary,
Govender,
N.P.,
(2017).
Simultaneous
three
continents
confirmed
whole
genome
sequencing
epidemiological
analyses.
Infect.
Dis.
64(2):134–40.
10.1093/cid/ciy333.
4.Nnadi,
N.E.
Carter,
D.A.
(2021).
Climate
change
PLoS
Pathog.
17(4):e1009503.
10.1371/journal.ppat.1009503.
5.WHO
guide
research,
development
public
action.
Geneva,
Oct
25,
2022.
https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240060241
Infectious Diseases and Therapy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 11, 2025
Rezafungin
is
a
long-acting
echinocandin
with
broad
coverage
against
Candida.
has
primarily
been
indicated
for
candidemia,
limited
literature
available
on
its
use
infections
outside
of
the
bloodstream.
Herein,
three
patient
cases
are
presented
from
an
academic
medical
center.
Infectious
processes
include
drug-resistant
mucosal
candidiasis,
prosthetic
joint
infection,
and
candidemia
involving
Candida
auris.
In
all
cases,
patients
received
rezafungin.
Clinical
response
was
demonstrated
in
as
tolerability
Together
these
provide
further
evidence
rezafungin,
including
treatment
invasive
other
than
candidemia.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
20(3), P. e0318703 - e0318703
Published: March 12, 2025
Reptiles
may
act
as
reservoirs
or
spreaders
of
potential
pathogenic
microorganisms
including
Candida
yeasts.
While
the
epidemiology
yeast
species
has
been
thoroughly
studied,
virulence
profile
isolated
is
not
well
investigated.
Therefore,
this
study
aimed
to
assess
haemolytic,
phospholipase,
lipase
activities
and
biofilm
formation
yeasts
from
cloacal
swabs
venomous
snakes
Marrakech,
Morocco
(Group
I,
n
=
40)
non-venomous
Cocullo,
Italy
II,
32).
All
Group
1
showed
low
production
(Lz
≥
0.90)
haemolysin
(Hz
0.90),
only
35%
them
were
phospholipase
(Pz)
producers
(Pz
>
0.90).
In
contrast,
all
2
produced
enzymes
more
than
62%
high
amounts
≤
0.64;
Lz
0.69;
Hz
0.69).
Data
show
that
able
produce
factors,
which
vary
according
hosts
their
origin,
thus
suggesting
role
in
harboring
spreading
environment.
Since
was
lower
ones,
we
discussed
it
be
affected
by
venom
composition.
This
will
pave
way
for
fungal
infection
control,
alternative
antifungal
drugs
order
overcome
resistance
phenomena.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
26(7), P. 3120 - 3120
Published: March 28, 2025
Among
the
emerging
threats
in
global
health,
fungal
pathogens
stand
out
as
some
of
most
important,
causing
over
1.6
million
deaths
annually
and
destroying
a
third
all
food
crops
each
year,
exacerbating
insecurity
economic
losses.
Climate
change
further
amplifies
threat
by
enabling
pathogenic
fungi
to
survive
at
mammalian
temperatures,
increasing
risks
zoonotic
transmission
antifungal
resistance.
In
this
context,
interdisciplinary
research,
particularly
One
Health
approach,
is
crucial
for
understanding
evolution
resistance
improving
diagnostic
therapeutic
tools.
Drawing
lessons
from
agriculture,
where
integrated
pest
management
strategies
successfully
mitigate
threats,
could
offer
new
ways
tackle
infections
humans.
Advanced
metabolomics
diagnostics,
including
metabolites
biomarkers,
hold
promise
early
detection
personalized
treatment.
Collaborative
efforts
between
medicine,
veterinary
science,
plant
pathology
are
essential
develop
drugs
improve
clinical
diseases,
fostering
more
resilient
health
system.
Veterinary Record,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
196(8), P. 323 - 323
Published: April 18, 2025
Abstract
Mansoor
Nabi
suggests
the
adoption
of
a
subscript‐based
notation
system
to
enhance
clarity,
allowing
for
precise
communication
across
human,
veterinary
and
environmental
systems.
Antimicrobial Resistance and Infection Control,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: April 23, 2025
Fungal
infections
are
increasingly
recognized
as
a
global
health
concern,
contributing
to
considerable
morbidity
and
mortality
in
hospital
settings.
This
underscores
the
urgent
need
for
infection
prevention
control
healthcare
facilities
protect
vulnerable
patients
from
risk
of
acquiring
invasive
fungal
diseases
(IFDs).
Given
critical
role
transmission-based
precautions
limiting
spread
filamentous
fungi
responsible
IFDs,
this
study
was
conducted
explore
potential
environment
dissemination
these
infections.
A
total
83
samples
were
collected
air
surface
exhaust
vents
intensive
care
units
(ICUs)
hospitals
Isfahan,
Iran,
assess
presence
diversity
species.
Susceptibility
testing
against
antifungal
agents,
including
commonly
used
drugs
disinfectants,
performed
on
identified
isolates.
Furthermore,
resistance
profiles
isolates
clinical
IFD
cases
compared
with
those
environmental
Fungi
detected
45%
100%
vent
samples,
Aspergillus
species
being
most
genus.
Mucorales
also
found
17%
samples.
spp.
Rhizopus
showed
highest
Amphotericin
B,
proportion
exhibited
simultaneous
disinfectants.
similar
profile
noted
between
A.
flavus
some
R.
arrhizus
both
The
findings
indicate
that
environment,
particularly
vents,
may
act
significant
reservoir
causative
agents
IFDs.
highlights
importance
surveillance
preventing
controlling
nosocomial
Expert Opinion on Therapeutic Targets,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 30, 2025
Squalene
epoxidase
(SQLE)
is
a
pivotal
enzyme
in
sterol
biosynthesis,
catalyzing
the
conversion
of
squalene
to
2,3-oxidosqualene.
Beyond
its
core
role
cholesterol
homeostasis,
SQLE
implicated
cancer,
hypercholesterolemia,
and
fungal
infections,
positioning
it
as
valuable
therapeutic
target.
We
conducted
comprehensive
literature
search
across
primary
databases
gather
vitro,
silico,
vivo
evidence
on
SQLE.
This
review
explores
enzyme's
structural
functional
features,
including
substrate
specificity
catalytic
mechanisms,
examines
inhibitor
interactions.
Computational
methods
predict
-
dynamics,
guiding
drug
design,
while
investigations
clarify
SQLE's
metabolic
disorders
tumorigenesis.
Challenges
include
resistance
study
discrepancies,
but
emerging
technologies,
such
cryo-electron
microscopy
CRISPR
editing,
offer
new
avenues
for
deeper
exploration.
an
underexplored
yet
promising
target,
with
particular
relevance
oxidative
stress,
ferroptosis,
gut
microbiota
research.
Overcoming
current
barriers
through
advanced
technologies
multidisciplinary
strategies
could
propel
SQLE-targeted
treatments
into
clinical
practice,
supporting
precision
medicine
broader
translational
applications.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(23), P. 12744 - 12744
Published: Nov. 27, 2024
Fungal
infections
pose
a
growing
public
health
threat,
creating
an
urgent
clinical
need
for
new
antifungals.
Natural
products
(NPs)
from
organisms
in
extreme
environments
are
promising
source
novel
drugs.
Streptomyces
albidoflavus
CBMAI
1855
exhibited
significant
potential
this
regard.
This
study
aimed
to
(1)
assess
the
antifungal
spectrum
of
extract
against
key
human
pathogens,
(2)
elicit
NP
production
through
co-cultivation
with
fungi,
correlating
metabolites
biosynthetic
gene
clusters
(BGCs),
and
(3)
perform
silico
toxicity
predictions
identified
compounds
analyze
their
suitability
drug
development.
The
crude
broad-spectrum
activity.
metabolomic
analysis
NPs
such
as
antimycin
A,
fungimycin,
surugamides,
9-(4-aminophenyl)-3,7-dihydroxy-2,4,6-trimethyl-9-oxo-nonoic
acid,
ikarugamycin,
latter
two
predicted
be
most
suitable
Genome
mining
revealed
three
cryptic
BGCs
potentially
encoding
These
warrant
detailed
investigation
elucidate
metabolic
harness
potential.
is
prolific
producer
multiple
agents,
offering
valuable
discovery.
highlights
importance
exploring
microbial
interactions
uncover
therapeutics
fungal
infections,
exploration
pathway
compounds.