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The moderately repetitive sequence Ca3 was used to fingerprint strains of Candida albicans isolated from vulvovaginal infections of 10 women and strains isolated from their male partners. The Dendron software package was then used to compare the DNA fingerprints of these strains with those of vaginal commensals from women from the same geographical locale, vaginal commensals from women from a different geographical locale, and commensals from male partners of asymptomatic women from the same geographical locale. The results demonstrate that, in the majority of cases (8 of 10), strains from symptomatic patients and their partners are either identical or more similar to each other than to other strains, infecting strains do not represent a group genetically distinguishable from vaginal commensal isolates from women from the same geographical locale, and both infecting strains and commensals from individuals in the test locale can be distinguished from commensals obtained in another geographical locale. The results also suggest that women with vaginal infections are responsible for strain replacement in their male partners.

Genetic similarity of Candida albicans strains from vaginitis patients and their partners