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Bacterial ImmunityThe remarkable specificity of some host-parasite relations is illustrated by some clinical examples. A detailed description of the methods of bacterial attack is followed by a discussion of the ways in which they are contained by host defense mechanisms.

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Immunology of Enteric Pathogens ,, ,, and ,eavily colonized with bacterial flora. Certain bacteria when ingested have the ability to cause enteric disease; these include ., and certain .. In this chapter the virulence properties and pathogenetic mechanisms of these agents will be discussed as well as their interaction with the host and the host’s defenses.

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Immunology of Anaerobic Bacterial Infections have not developed the ability to withstand these substances. Since it is beyond the scope of this chapter to discuss all the possible mechanisms by which oxygen proves toxic to anaerobic bacteria, the reader is referred to Smith (1975) on the effects of oxygen on anaerobes.

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Antioxidants in Medicinal Plants,linical studies of the herbal medicine for the safety and toxicity are required. With high prevalence of medicinal plants in India and their potential as a source of antioxidants need to be judiciously investigated. The present chapter focuses on the role of antioxidants in disease prevention and th

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Governance: Rethinking Paradigms and Urban Research Approach for Sub-Saharan African Urbanism a “place-based innovation” of planning and urban governance based on specific knowledge production and rooted in a new theory and praxis of urban research in that context. In the end, the case of the action-research “Boa_Ma_Nh?, Maputo!” is argued as a valuable contribution to this perspective.