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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Mode of Action of Antinematodal Drugsologically mediated events truly represent a mode of action is difficult to prove, and the action described may represent a secondary event unrelated to the mode of action or it may be part of a series of events involved in the killing process.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-34743-6Despite a plethora of anthelmintics active against the nematodes parasitizing the human gut, as illustrated in Chapter 12, far fewer drugs have been or can be used in the treatment of those nematodes that parasitize other organs. This chapter deals with the chemotherapy of diseases caused by such nematodes.

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Nematode Infections of Man: Extraintestinal InfectionsDespite a plethora of anthelmintics active against the nematodes parasitizing the human gut, as illustrated in Chapter 12, far fewer drugs have been or can be used in the treatment of those nematodes that parasitize other organs. This chapter deals with the chemotherapy of diseases caused by such nematodes.

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Modelle der Dienstleistungsqualit?te 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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Qualit?tsmanagement für Dienstleistungenand morphology to pathology and epidemiology. This chapter focuses on the clinical aspects of treatment and emphasizes variations in parasite virulence and variations in the human response to infection as they relate to a particular chemotherapeutic strategy. For detailed life histories of these par

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