Titlebook: Living Together; The Biology of Anima William Trager Book 1986 Plenum Press, New York 1986 Malaria.Pathogene.Protozoa.antigen.biology.ecolo

minimal

monochromatic

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The Host-Parasite Interface I,e and various products of the parasite metabolism enter the host. This is where the action is. It is also the place where the host can react against the parasite. Detailed studies of this interface have been done with only a relatively few host-parasite associations and we are only beginning to lear

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Celiac-Plexus

arboretum

cunning

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Metabolism,e enzymatic equipment for the generation of ATP by one or several pathways. Their location in the host, or in the external environment for free-living stages concerned in transmission, determines the substrates available for energy generation and in part the pathway of catabolism, whether through ae

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Genetics. Developmental Biology, Little is yet known; definitive answers are not likely until much more information becomes available regarding the organization of the genome. Parasites, with their highly specialized life cycles requiring sharp changes in both structure and function, might be expected to provide exceptional materi

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