Hookworm infections
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Hookworm infections
（Human parasitic diseases, v. 4）
Elsevier, 1991
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Hookworms have failed to attract as consistent a scientific interest as other parasites of wide distribution. Until recently, nematodes have not offered the same potential for genetic or immunological analysis as unicellular organisms. Their life-cycle makes the epidemiology of hookworms particularly amenable to mathematical modeling, while accurate measurement in the field is tedious and unaesthetic, resulting in theory leading observation in the fundamental debate about exposure and immunity. This book presents a balanced account which will help recruit a new generation of researchers who will deepen research and provide more answers to the problems surrounding this parasite.
目次
Preface. Foreword. List of contributors. Chapter 1. Historical introduction (G.A. Schad and T.A. Nawalinski). 2. The parasite (G.A. Schad). 3. Pathology (J.M. Behnke). 4. Immunology (J.M. Behnke). 5. The epidemiology of hookworm infection (D.A.P. Bundy and A.E. Keymer). 6. Clinical features and diagnosis (S. Migasena and H.M. Gilles). 7. Treatment of disease (S. Migasena and H.M. Gilles). 8. Community control (S. Migasena and H.M. Gilles). Prospects and Future Goals. 9. An overview (J.M. Behnke and D. Wakelin). 10. The parasite (G.A. Schad). 11. Epidemiological considerations (D.A.P. Bundy). 12. Clinical and community studies (H.M. Gilles and P.A.J. Ball). Subject index.
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