Titlebook: Immunology of Human Infection; Part II: Viruses and André J. Nahmias,Richard J. O’Reilly Book 1982 Plenum Publishing Corporation 1982 immun

countenance

Immunology of ,of this disease had ceased by 1960. However, for the past two decades the disease has emerged in the United States, affecting predominantly immunocompromised children and adults with cancer, congenital immunodeficiency disorders, and organ transplantation.

Focus-Words

Immunology of Amebas, Giardia, and Trichomonadshe genitourinary tract of both men and women. Of the amebas. ., and . are found in the large intestine, while . is confined to the mouth. Three other protozoa may also be present: .? in the small intestine, and . and the ciliate . in the large intestine.

VOK

Immunology of Poxvirusespoxviruses probably deserve to head the list solely because of smallpox. The toll of human life taken over the centuries by this once-dreaded disease is inestimable, yet during the last decade the presence of smallpox throughout the world has nearly been eliminated because of an intensive surveillan

Memorial

Obliterate

招人嫉妒

縮減了

吃掉

Arboreal

Immunology of Enterovirusesquent immunological characterization are largely a by-product of the intensive investigative effort directed toward characterization of polioviruses and the development of polio vaccines. Poliomyelitis was identified as a distinct clinical entity almost 100 years ago (Bulow-Hansen and Harbitz, 1899)

CLASH