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

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Immunology of Human Papovaviruses composed by grouping the first two letters of “human .illoma. virus,” “mouse .lyoma virus,” and “simian .cuolating virus” (simian virus 40, SV40) (Melnick, 1962). The papovaviruses fall naturally into two subgroups: the larger papilloma (wart) viruses, which produce benign tumors of the skin or muc

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Immunology of Oncornavirusesses have in human diseases. However, as yet, no human disease has been proven to be caused by an oncornavirus or even to be intimately associated with these viruses. An additional point to emphasize is that only some aspects of the oncornaviruses and of host resistance to them are related to immunol

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Immunology of Parasites contribute to our understanding of immunological events. For instance, 2 years before this book was published, Blacklock and Gordon (1927) reported on a study of the larvae of .. This fly causes myiasis in the skin of animals and can be investigated experimentally in the laboratory guinea pig. Thes

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Immunology of , fatal, remains localized to the lung. With rare exception, the pneumonitis is encountered exclusively in the compromised host. Whereas the organism was recognized as a cause of interstitial plasma cell pneumonitis in premature and debilitated infants in Europe following World War II, the epidemics

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Immunology of Malariaese being directed primarily against the vectors. Vast areas have been rendered malaria free and are likely now to remain so. Increasingly, however, there are reports of the resurgence of infection in countries where control programs were in operation, and feasible methods for control for other part

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Immunology of Amebas, Giardia, and Trichomonadsery dangerous infections occur with coccidian parasites of the genera . and .; however, they will not be considered further here. . is discussed in Chapter 14. Of the flagellates. . inhabits the oral cavity, and . the large intestine. The most important human pathogen is, however, ., which infects t

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Immunology of Trypanosomesconsiderable, sometimes devastating, effect on the social and economic life of countries and communities as parasites of man or his livestock. The diseases of concern to man are sleeping sickness in Africa and Chagas’ disease in Central and South America. In considering the disease situation in Afri

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