Titlebook: Animal Models in Parasitology; A Symposium held at Dawn G. Owen Textbook 1982Latest edition The contributors 1982 model.parasite.parasitol

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Models of Complex Host-Parasite Relationships: Murine Leishmaniasisled examination of each type of disease. The visceral forms of leishmaniasis vary from transient subclinical infections to lethal disease affecting many organs. Cutaneous leishmaniasis comprises the classical chronic ‘Delhi sore’, diffuse infections resembling lepromatous leprosy, post-kala-azar der

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Babesiosis in Rodents and Humans Piroplasmida and the phylum Apicomplexa, which divide by binary fission within the red blood cells of mammals and, after a sexual phase, undergo a number of asexual divisions in the invertebrate vector, which is an ixodid tick. Within the mammalian host, the only forms known to be present are those

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Nematodes in Immunodeprived and Genetically Immunodefective Rodentsly in man and some monkeys. Filarial nematodes are usually unable to develop beyond the early 4th larval stage in rats and mice, but the adult stages or microfilariae may persist for some weeks in mice when transplanted from a permissive host. Mice infected in this way have been described as ‘proxy’

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Immunodepressed Animals as Models for Intestinal Protozoan Infectionse unravelling of the immune mechanisms which, in normal animals, are responsible for the maintenance of an equable host-parasite relationship. Such studies on intestinal protozoa are comparatively sparse, but this chapter attempts to consider the available literature, mainly with respect to infectio