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  2. The Protozoa

    Protozoans are an extremely diverse group of unicellular animals. As free-living organisms they are found in virtually every ecological niche, such...
    Michael Katz, Dickson D. Despommier, Robert W. Gwadz in Parasitic Diseases
    Chapter 1989

  4. Current problems in the management of AIDS patients

    Human immunodeficiency virus infection has numerous clinical manifestations and affects patients from a broad spectrum of social, ethical, cultural...

    N. Clumeck, P. Hermans, S. De Wit in European Journal of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases
    Article 01 February 1988

  5. The pharmacokinetics of mefloquine when given alone or in combination with sulphadoxine and pyrimethamine in Thai male and female subjects

    The kinetics of mefloquine were studied in 12 healthy Thai male and 12 healthy Thai female volunteers. Mefloquine (MQ) was administered either alone...

    J. Karbwang, D. Bunnag, ... D. J. Back in European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology
    Article 01 March 1987

  6. Stage-specific sensitivity ofPlasmodium falciparum to antifolates

    Highly synchronous cultures of Plasmodium falciparum were exposed to therapeutic concentrations of sulfadoxine or pyrimethamine at different...

    Angela Dieckmann, Albrecht Jung in Zeitschrift für Parasitenkunde
    Article 01 September 1986

  7. Microscopic and flow cytophotometric analysis of parasitemia in cultures ofPlasmodium falciparum vitally stained with Hoechst 33342 —application to studies of antimalarial agents

    Conditions for rapid vital staining of Plasmodium falciparum infected human erythrocytes were 1 μg/ml of the dye Hoechst 33342 for 15 min in the...

    Richard M. Franklin, Reto Brun, Alfons Grieder in Zeitschrift für Parasitenkunde
    Article 01 March 1986

  8. Prophylactic Antibiotics

    Antibiotics consume approximately 35% of the total pharmacy budget in most hospitals with betalactam antibiotics comprising almost 60% of all...
    Peter N. R. Heseltine, John M. Leedom in Topics in Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics
    Chapter 1986

  9. Sulphonamides and Sulphones

    This chapter is focused on the sulphonamides and sulphones1 which are in current use as antimalarial drugs (mostly in combination with...
    H. J. Scholer, R. Leimer, R. Richle in Antimalarial Drug II
    Chapter 1984

  10. Recent developments in chemotherapy and drug resistance

    Resistance of human malaria parasites to drugs is of several types. It may be against: (1) compounds acting on pathways of folate metabolism, e.g.,...
    Wallace Peters in Malaria and Babesiosis
    Chapter 1984

  11. Evaluation of Drug Resistance in Man

    Drug resistance in malaria can be defined as the “ability of a parasite strain to survive and/or multiply despite the administration and absorption...
    K. H. Rieckmann in Antimalarial Drugs I
    Chapter 1984

  12. Evaluation of Drug Resistance in Man

    Drug resistance in malaria can be defined as the “ability of a parasite strain to survive and/or multiply despite the administration and absorption...
    K. H. Rieckmann in Antimalarial Drugs I
    Chapter 1984

  13. History and Current Status of Drug Resistance

    Biologists and physicians define drug resistance in different terms (Peters 1970 a), the former being more concerned with the parasite and the latter...
    W. Peters in Antimalarial Drugs I
    Chapter 1984

  14. History and Current Status of Drug Resistance

    Biologists and physicians define drug resistance in different terms (Peters 1970 a), the former being more concerned with the parasite and the latter...
    W. Peters in Antimalarial Drugs I
    Chapter 1984

  15. Drug Combinations

    In this chapter discussion is limited to the different types of antimalarial drug combinations that have been described in experimental situations or...
    W. Peters in Antimalarial Drug II
    Chapter 1984

  16. Clinical Trials — Phases III and IV and Field Trials

    Well-tolerated and effective dosages of a new antimalarial in a number of precise indications will have been defined during phase II. Phase III...
    M. Fernex in Antimalarial Drugs I
    Chapter 1984

  17. Clinical Trials – Phases III and IV and Field Trials

    Well-tolerated and effective dosages of a new antimalarial in a number of precise indications will have been defined during phase II. Phase III...
    M. Fernex in Antimalarial Drugs I
    Chapter 1984

  18. Use of Avian Malarias (In Vivo)

    To estimate the full impact that research into avian malaria has played in the development of knowledge of the parasite, its metabolism, malaria...
    W. H. G. Richards in Antimalarial Drugs I
    Chapter 1984

  19. Use of Avian Malarias (In Vivo)

    To estimate the full impact that research into avian malaria has played in the development of knowledge of the parasite, its metabolism, malaria...
    W. H. G. Richards in Antimalarial Drugs I
    Chapter 1984

  20. Malaria control

    Malaria either affects or threatens several hundred million people. Each year, it causes more than a million deaths [1, 2]. It has considerable...
    Pierre Ambroise-Thomas in Malaria and Babesiosis
    Chapter 1984
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