Why are subcutaneous mycoses uncommon?
A) The human body is not a suitable habitat.
B) T cells are highly effective against fungus cells.
C) Injury is necessary to introduce the fungus into the tissue.
D) Only immunocompromised persons are susceptible to subcutaneous mycoses.
E) Saprobes do not grow well at body temperature.

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Subcutaneous mycoses are caused by fungi that are found in soil and vegetation. These fungi require traumatic introduction into the subcutaneous tissue, usually through a puncture wound or abrasion. As a result, subcutaneous mycoses are uncommon.

Why Are Subcutaneous Mycoses Uncommon