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Sialoglycotherapeutics in Protozoal Diseases
Mini-Reviews in Medicinal Chemistry, 2008The manipulation of glycosylation, mainly sialylation, holds enormous potential for understanding the biological functions of glycoproteins and glycolipids to treat many diseases. The existing knowledge in the field of glycobiology is exploited by glycotherapeutics for combating protozoan diseases.
Angana, Ghoshal +2 more
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Current Topics in Protozoal Diseases
American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1994The author reviews seven protozoal diseases, emphasizing the current development but also briefly reviewing the basic knowledge in epidemiology, parasitology, clinical features, pathology, and laboratory diagnosis. Cryptosporidiosis, microsporidiosis, and cyclosporiasis, which are newly discovered diseases in humans, and pneumocystosis, toxoplasmosis ...
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Bacterial and Protozoal Diseases
2017Myriad microorganisms, including bacteria, mycobacteria and protozoa, infect the skin. The skin can be the primary target or secondarily infected as part of a systemic process. In many cases, special stains can be used to identify microorganisms. Other microorganisms can be identified based upon morphology observed with routine stains, although this is
Thuy L. Phung +3 more
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Protozoal disease and immunity
2013This chapter highlights the common features of protozoal pathogens. It emphasizes that the diseases they cause are extremely chronic, with spontaneous recovery a very rare event and only partial immunity at best. The chapter then discusses the complications of malaria, and outlines a number of factors for the continued survival of parasites in patients
John H.L. Playfair, Gregory J. Bancroft
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Management of protozoal diarrhoea in HIV disease
HIV Medicine, 2000Summary Since the first reported case of HIV infection in 1981, many HIV‐seropositive patients have died as a result of diarrhoea induced by opportunistic protozoal infections: pathogens that would normally cause only a transient illness in immunocompetent individuals.
Y M, Miao, B G, Gazzard
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IMMUNIZATION AGAINST PROTOZOAL DISEASES
British Medical Bulletin, 1969R A, Neal, P C, Garnham, S, Cohen
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