Biomedical subjects
P F Boreham
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Kinin release and the immune reaction in human trypanosomiasis caused by Trypanosoma rhodesiense.
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Immune complexes in trypanosomiasis of the rabbit.
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Blood gorged resting blackflies in Cameroon and evidence of zoophily in Simulium damnosum.
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The number of Trypanosoma rhodesiense required to establish an infection in man.
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Immune reactions and kinin formation in chronic trypanosomiasis.
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In vitro studies on the mechanism of kinin formation by trypanosomes.
1. An investigation into the mechanism of kinin release in trypanosomiasis has been made in vitro.2. Trypanosomes contain a low level of kininase but no kinin-forming enzyme nor substrate for salivary kallikrein.3. The kininase activity in the plasma of infected rats does not differ from that of normal animals, and trypanosomes do not affect the breakdown of synthetic bradykinin by enzymes in the blood.4. In trypanosomiasis the kininogenase precursor in plasma is activated. The hypothesis is put forward that the antigen-antibody complex may be involved in this.
Pharmacologically active peptides produced in the tissues of the host during chronic trypanosome infections.
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The activity of azithromycin against stocks of Giardia intestinalis in vitro and in vivo.
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Induction of metronidazole and furazolidone resistance in Giardia.
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Studies of the domestic ecology of Triatoma infestans by means of house demolition.
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Septic systems and Giardia intestinalis.
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