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Candida albicans

 
Dental Dictionary: Candida albicans
(kan′didə al′bəkanz)
n.pr

A budding, yeastlike fungus present in the normal flora of the mucous membrane of the female genital tract and human respiratory and gastrointestinal tracts (including the mouth) that is capable of assuming a pathogenic role in the production of oral and systemic moniliasis, such as thrush and monilial infection.

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