Yes. In 1945, the first case was found in a man named Charlie Swaart. He began experiencing bouts of drunkenness and hangovers, without drinking so much as a single beer! Doctors became puzzled as they detected alcohol on his breath, as well as in his blood. They found that the fungus Candida albicans was the culprit. The cells turned out to be fermenting carbohydrates into alcohol right there in his intestines. Candida albicans is common to find in the digestive tract (and others), but these particular fermenting kind are not.
Facultative anaerobe
The germ tube is a test for the identification of Candida albicans; after a 3 hour incubation in serum, an inoculum of Candida will develop tubelike appendages- Hence the name.
Dermicidin is a beta-defensin made my sweat glands and is secreated into sweat. It has an antimicrobial effect against organisms like E.coli, Staphlococcus aureus and Candida albicans.
Candida albicans frequently causes thrush in immune-compromised people, such as AIDS patients.
Tony Orlando and Dawn sang Candida
The genus of Candida albicans is Candida and the species is albicans.
No, Candida albicans is a diploid fungus.
Budding
Candida Albicans usually
Apparently yes.
gram positive
Candida Albicans
It is an eucaryot
Cora G. Saltarelli has written: 'Candida albicans' -- subject(s): Candida albicans, Candidiasis, Pathogenesis
Candida Albicans usually
Facultative anaerobe
gram positive