Microscopically a slide mount of a portion of a colony grown at 37°C, should show round, oval and fusiform, budding cells, commonly called as cigar bodies this refers to diagnosis of Sporothrix schenckii. * O True O False

Microscopically a slide mount of a portion of a colony grown at 37°C, should show round, oval and fusiform, budding cells, commonly called as cigar bodies this refers to diagnosis of Sporothrix schenckii. * O True O False

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Microscopically a slide mount of a portion
of a colony grown at 37°C, should show
round, oval and fusiform, budding cells.
commonly called as cigar bodies this refers
to diagnosis of Sporothrix schenckii. *
True
O False
Ectothrix and endothrix appearance can be
seen with the naked eye.
O True
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