Titlebook: Chemotherapy of Parasitic Diseases; William C. Campbell,Robert S. Rew Book 1986 Plenum Press, New York 1986 Malaria.Schistosomiasis.antibi

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Historical Introductione parasites, especially the larger intestinal worms, were known in ancient times. The microscopic parasites (and many macroscopic ones, too) were not known, but the diseases that they cause were known. Then, as now, diseases of known or unknown etiology evoked an attempt to treat them.

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Chemistry of Antiprotozoal Agentspment of medicinal chemistry (see Chapter 1). Unlike antibacterial agents, for which a few chemical structural classes exhibit a wide spectrum of biological activity, antiprotozoal activity exists in a wide variety of chemical classes, each of which possesses only a narrow chemotherapeutic spectrum.

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Protozoan Infections of Man: Other Infections potentially lifethreatening nature of some of these diseases such as pneumocystosis, toxoplasmosis, and amebiasis, and because of the large numbers of individuals with clinical diseases caused by pathogens such as ., and .. The initial therapeutic decision that must be made is whether treatment nee

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Protozoan Infections of Domestic Animals: Coccidian and Related Infectionsto coccidiosis, because large numbers of birds were reared in confinement. Most domestic animals are susceptible to coccidiosis; wherever young animals are gathered together in close quarters, such as in lambing or calving sheds or around watering or feeding facilities, there is likely to be some pr

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