Deadly Aspergillus fungal strains, with mortality rates ranging between 30% to 90%, 5 times more likely to acquire resistance to new drugs due to continued use of an agricultural fungicide called ipflufenoquin, which has the same biological target and kills fungi in the same way as antifungal drugs.
Deadly Aspergillus fungal strains, with mortality rates ranging between 30% to 90%, 5 times more likely to acquire resistance to new drugs due to continued use of an agricultural fungicide called ipflufenoquin, which has the same biological target and kills fungi in the same way as antifungal drugs.