It is important to note that while the MAbs developed here detect the two most common causes of invasive trichosporonosis (T. asahii and T. asteroides) and the most common agent of SHP (T. asahii), the other species implicated in superficial and invasive infections (a continually expanding list including T. inkin and T. cutaneum[2], [3]) and SHP (currently the only other member of the genus noted as a causative agent is T. mucoides[3], [5]) would require differentiation with PCR sequencing of DNA sequences that have sufficient species differences such as the IGS1 region [21]. Here, CUBN is linked to infection.