Non Pathogenic Fungal Contaminants in Cytological Specimens: Beware the Imitation

Fungal contaminants were observed to be the most ubiquitous and mischievous imitators which can perplex the cytologists.

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Journal of Cytology
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.4103/joc.joc_45_25
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Insects and Parasite Interactions
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Non Pathogenic Fungal Contaminants in Cytological Specimens: Beware the Imitation

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Journal of Cytology
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Non Pathogenic Fungal Contaminants in Cytological Specimens: Beware the Imitation

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Abstract

Fungal contaminants were observed to be the most ubiquitous and mischievous imitators which can perplex the cytologists.

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