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Across 2. Division of fungi characterized by the formation of haploid ascospores within sacs called asci 6. Having two forms 7. Infections caused by dermatophytes 11. Low molecular weight metabolites that can harm humans and animals that ingest them causing toxicosis (poisoning) 12. Foods contaminated with mycotoxins cause this 13. Division of fungi including coenocytic molds called zygomycetes; most are saprobes 14. Infections with M. furfur result in this de-pigmentation or hyperpigmentation patches of scaly skin, resulting from fungal interference with melanin reduction 16. Best known mycotoxins produced by the ascomyse Aspergillus 17. An ascomycete and most common fungal pathogen affecting humans 22. Most common fungal infections; confined in the outer dead layers of the skin 24. This treatment have been difficult to develop because fungal metabolism is similar to our own 26. Study of the occurrence, distribution, and disease in humans 27. An ascomyse, that causes this chronic fungal disease similar to blastomycosis and coccidiomycosis 28. Most of these are toxic to human tissues because fungi are biochemically similar to human cells 35. characteristic of disease that may go unnoticed because of absence of symptoms even though clinical tests may reveal signs of disease 37. Fungal diseases 39. We consider mycoses based on whether the fungus is a true pathogen, or merely ______________ 40. Fungal diseases that result from infections by one of the four pathogenic fungi

Down 1. Disease caused by the dimorphic fungus Cryptococcus; typically manifests as meningitis 3. one of three genera of ascomocytes that are responsible for most dermatophytosis along with the Microsporum species and Epidermophytom floccosum 4. One of three categories of clinical manifestation for fungal diseases 5. An ascomycete that normally grows in cool, damp rich in vegetable and animal wastes 8. Asexual stage of fungi 9. Group of fungi that are contagious 10. Stands for Pneumocystis Pneumonia 15. Several localized and invasive diseases caused by infection with Aspergillus species 18. A baccidiomyce that is a normal member of the microbiota of the skin of humans worldwide 19. Fungi’s possess this in order to resist T Cells during cell mediated immuned responses 20. Pulmonary disease found in the Southwest; caused by infection with coccidioides 21. Tumor like infections of the skin, fascia (lining of muscles), and bones of the hands or feet caused by mycelial fungi of several genera in the division Ascomycota 23. One of three categories of clinical manifestation for fungal diseases which are the most common 25. Fungi involved are common soil saprobes; same as subcutaneous mycoses 29. Division of fungi characterized by production of basidiospores and basidiocarps 30. Mushroom poisoning resulting from eating the fungus 31. Instead of cholesterol, like human cells, the membranes of fungal cells contain this related molecule 32. Sexual stage of fungi 33. Fungus that absorbs nutrients from dead organisms 34. Term for several opportunistic diseases caused by infection with candida species 36. _____ of fungal infections generally entails avoiding endemic areas and keeping one’s immune system healthy 38. One of three categories of clinical manifestation for fungal diseases which most commonly result from inhalation of the fungal spores