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The Geohelminths: Ascaris, Trichuris and Hookworm |
Celia V. Holland; Malcolm W. Kennedy
Springer US
The Geohelminths: Ascaris, Trichuris and Hookworm
Human Host Susceptibility to Intestinal Worm Infections
Authors

Sarah Williams-Blangero; John Blangero

ARI Id

1664069752154_192388

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

167-183

DOI

10.1007/0-306-47383-6_10

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/0-306-47383-6_10

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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Front Matter
i-xv
Distributions and Predisposition: People and Pigs
Celia Holland; Jaap Boes
1-24
Control Strategies
Lorenzo Savioli; Antonio Montresor; Marco Albonico
25-37
Pathophysiology of Intestinal Nematodes
Lani S. Stephenson
39-61
Intestinal Nematodes and Cognitive Development
Jane Kvalsvig
63-73
The Economics of Worm Control
Helen Guyatt
75-87
Immune Responses on Humans — Ascaris
Philip J Cooper
89-104
Immunity and Immune Responses to Ascaris Suum in Pigs
Gregers Jungersen
105-124
Immune Responses in Humans — Trichuris trichiura
Helen Faulkner; Janette E. Bradley
125-142
The Immunobiology of Hookworm Infection
D.I. Pritchard; R.J. Quinnell; P.J. Hotez; J.M. Hawdon; A. Brown
143-165
Human Host Susceptibility to Intestinal Worm Infections
Sarah Williams-Blangero; John Blangero
167-183
Population Genetics of Intestinal Nematodes
Helen Roberts
185-198
Parasite Strain Diversity and Host Immune Responses
Derek Wakelin; Janette E. Bradley
199-218
The Value of Mutation Scanning Approaches for Detecting Genetic Variation — Implications for Studying Intestinal Nematodes of Humans
Robin B. Gasser; Xingquan Zhu; Neil B. Chilton
219-233
Opportunities and Prospects for Investigating Developmentally Regulated and Sex-Specific Genes and Their Expression in Intestinal Nematodes of Humans
Susan E. Newton; Peter R. Boag; Robin B. Gasser
235-268
Schistosomiasis and Reduced Risk of Atopic Diseases: New Insights and Possible Mechanisms
Anita H.J. van den Biggelaar; Maria Yazdanbakhsh
269-299
Geohelminths, HIV/AIDS and TB
Gadi Borkow; Zvi Bentwich
301-317
Back Matter
319-335
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