Malaria : principles and practice of malariology
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Malaria : principles and practice of malariology
Churchill Livingstone, 1988
- v. 1
- v. 2
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Kanazawa University Medical Library医学図開架
v. 1WC750:M237:19006-50015-1,
v. 2WC750:M237:29006-50016-X -
University of Toyama Library, Medical and Pharmaceutical Library図
v. 1WC750||M237W||V.112989000841,
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Conceived as a comprehensive review of natural science and the methods of malaria control, this book brings together the results of laboratory research and epidemiological field studies. For the novice, it provides a an introduction to malariology as a biological system, a disease and a serious public health problem. For the initiated reader, it gives wide-ranging information intended to aid the further orientation of work. After a historical introduction, this account covers the biology of malaria parasites and their arthopod vectors, host/parasite relationships, the clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of the disease, and its epidemiology. This is followed by a review of animal models in malaria studies, and the trends of chemotherapeutic and immunological research.
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