Cryptosporidium and cryptosporidiosis
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Cryptosporidium and cryptosporidiosis
CRC Press, 1997
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Cryptosporidiosis of man and animals
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Rev. ed. of: Cryptosporidiosis of man and animals. c1990
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Cryptosporidiosis is a parasitic disease that strikes humans and domestic animals, ranging from isolated occurrences to epidemics. Infection caused by this parasite can lead to enteric disease and other debilitating conditions that can be life-threatening in immunocompromised animals and humans. Increased recognition of the seriousness of cryptosporidiosis has aroused the concern of public health, medical, veterinary, and research communities. Cryptosporidium and Cryptosporidiosis is the only text to specifically address this disease-its diagnosis, epidemiology, waterborne events, prevention and treatment, immunity, biochemistry, cultivation, laboratory animal models, and molecular biology. This book summarizes data on taxonomy, life cycles, morphology, host species, and control methods of cryptosporidiosis. It addresses the latest industry trends-developing disinfectants, medications, and water purification methods-and also academic trends-diagnostics, immune responses, biochemistry, and molecular biology research.
Table of Contents
The General Biology of Cryptosporidium, R. Fayer, S.A. Speer, and J.P. Dubey
Diagnosis, M.J. Arrowood
Cryptosporidiosis-Human and Animal Epidemiology, D.P. Casemore, S.E. Wright, and R.L. Coop
Waterborne Cryptosporidiosis: Incidence, Outbreaks, and Treatment Strategies, J.B. Rose, J.T. Lisle, and M. LeChevallier
Prophylaxis and Chemotherapy: Human and Animal, B.L. Blagburn and R. Soave
Immunology: Host Response and Development of Passive Immunotherapy and Vaccines, M.W. Riggs
Biochemistry of Cryptosporidium, M. Tilley and S.J. Upton
In Vitro Cultivation, S.J. Upton
Laboratory Models of Cryptosporidiosis, D.S. Lindsay
Molecular Biology of Cryptosporidium, M.C. Jenkins and C. Peterson
Index
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