Fig. 3From: Galleria mellonella in vitro model for chromoblastomycosis shows large differences in virulence between isolatesHistopathology with PAS staining (upper images A–D) and microscopy (lower images A–D) with hemolymph of G. mellonella. Larvae infected with Cladophialophora carrionii (clin., CBS 117900) at a dose of 105 CFU per larva, incubated at 37 °C. A at day 1; B at day 3; C. at day 7; D at day 10, post infection respectively. A–D from dead larvae. In upper images: A–C, fat body, magnification 40×, Nodule formations contained conidia and hyphae, and usually isolated into in the fat body; D digestive tract, magnification 20×, The fungus showed a tropism for the intestinal tract; the presence of hyphae around the intestinal tract; In lower images: A–D, magnification 20×, hemolymph. Arrows indicated conidia/hyphae. Scale bar, 500 µmBack to article page