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The ciliated protozoa characterization, classification, and guide to the literature / by Lynn, Denis H.

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Explore the world using protozoa

Subjects: “…Protozoa Study and teaching.…”
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Parasitic lung infections protozoa, cestodes & trematodes /

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Biochemical protozoology

Subjects: “…Protozoa, Pathogenic Physiology.…”
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Insect Vectors and Plant Pathogens / by Butter, Nachhattar Singh

Table of Contents: “…Fungi/Plasmodiophorids Protozoa --…”
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Microbiology of waterborne diseases : microbiological aspects and risks /

Table of Contents: “…Bacteriology -- part three. Protozoa -- part four. Viruses -- part five. Control -- part six. …”
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Parasitology : an integrated approach / by Gunn, Alan

Table of Contents: “…Animal associations -- Parasitic protozoa, fungi & plants -- Helminth parasites -- Arthropod parasites -- Parasite transmission -- Immune reactions to parasitic infections -- Pathology -- The useful parasite -- Identification of protozoan and helminth parasites -- Parasite treatment & control.…”

Bioluminescence chemical principles and methods / by Shimomura, Osamu, 1928-

Table of Contents: “…The fireflies and luminous insects -- Luminous bacteria -- The ostracod cypridina (vargula) and other luminous crustaceans -- The jellyfish aequorea and other luminous coelenterates -- The coelenterazines -- Luminous mollusca -- Annelida -- Dinoflagellates and other protozoa -- Luminous fungi -- Other luminous organisms.…”
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Cell physiology sourcebook essentials of membrane biophysics /

Table of Contents: “…Muscle and other contractile systems -- section 7. Protozoa and bacteria -- section 8. Specialized processes : photosynthesis and bioluminescence.…”
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Flynn's parasites of laboratory animals

Table of Contents: “…Collection, preservation, and diagnostic methods -- Biology of the protozoa -- Biology of trematodes and leeches -- Biology of the cestodes -- Biology of nematodes and acanthocephalans -- Biology of arthropods -- Parasites of fishes -- Parasites of amphibians -- Parasites of reptiles -- Parasites of birds -- Parasites of rats and mice -- Parasites of hamsters -- Parasites of gerbils -- Parasites of guinea pigs -- Parasites of rabbits -- Parasites of ferrets -- Parasites of dogs -- Parasites of cats -- Parasites of swine -- Parasites of sheep and goats -- Parasites of non-human primates.…”
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The predominant clonal evolution (PCE) concept of microbial pathogens and its practical usefulness

Table of Contents: “…Contents: Recombination vs. clonality -- Neo-Pasteurian era -- Looking for the common denominator among parasitic protozoa, fungi, bacteria and viruses -- PCE = salami slicing model -- No PCE – frequent recombination: soup model -- Recombinational load -- The PCE concept -- Linkage disequilibrium: restrained recombination -- Near-clading -- Parity between phylogenetic trees -- Multilocus Sequence Typing (MLST) -- The "Russian doll" model -- Practical implications of the PCE approach -- The clonet concept -- Revisiting the phylogenetic species concept (PSC) -- Applying the PCE approach to a given species.…”
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Unifying microbial mechanisms : shared strategies of pathogenesis / by Cole, Michael F.

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The infectious diseases manual by Wilks, David

Table of Contents: “…Upper respiratory tract infections -- Lower respiratory tract infections -- Mycobacteria and mycobacterial infections -- Cardiac infections -- Gastrointestinal infections -- Hepatitis -- Urinary tract infection -- Gynaecological and obstetric infections -- Sexually transmitted diseases -- CNS infections -- Eye infections -- Skin infections -- Bone and joint infections -- Paediatric infections -- Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) -- Infections in the immunocompromised host -- Fever -- Septic shock -- Pre-travel advice -- Tropical medicine and the returning traveller -- Protozoa -- Helminths -- Staphylococci -- Streptococci and their relatives -- Aerobic gram-positive rods -- Coliforms (syn. enterobacteria, enterobacteriaceae) -- Vibrios -- Campylobacters -- Pseudomonads -- Fastidious gram-negative organisms -- Anaerobes -- Spirochaetes -- Mycoplasmas, chlamydias and rickettsias -- Virology -- Fungi -- Antibiotics: theory, usage and abuse -- Antibiotics: classification and dosing guidelines -- Bioterrorism agents -- Immunization schedule.…”
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The implicit genome

Table of Contents: “…Kirkpatrick -- Nuclear duality and the genesis of unusual genomes in ciliated protozoa / Carolyn L. Jahn -- Editing informational content of expressed DNA sequences and their transcripts / Harold C. …”
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Biological safety principles and practices /

Table of Contents: “…Microbial flora of humans and microbial virulence factors -- Indigenous and pathogenic agents of research animals -- Laboratory, growth chamber, and greenhouse microbial safety: plant pathogens and plant-associated microorganisms of significance to human health -- Epidemiology of laboratory-associated infections -- Risk assessment of biological hazards -- Bacterial pathogens -- Protozoa and helminths -- Mycotic agents of human disease -- Viral agents of human disease: biosafety concerns -- Biosafety for microorganisms transmitted primarily by the airborne route -- Cell lines: applications and biosafety -- Allergens of animal and biological systems -- Biological toxins: safety and science -- Design of biomedical laboratory facilities -- Primary barriers and equipment-associated hazards -- Priamry barriers: biological safety cabinets, fume hoods, and glove boxes -- Personal respiratory protection -- Standard (Universal) precautions for handling human specimens -- Prudent biosafety practices -- Decontamination and disinfection -- Packing and shipping biological materials -- Biological safety program management -- Biosafety compliance: a global perspective -- Occupational medicine in a biomedical research setting -- Measuring biosafety program effectiveness -- Biosafety of prion diseases -- Safety considerations in the BSL-4 maximum-containment laboratory -- Biosafety and viral gene transfer vectors -- Biosafety in the teaching laboratory -- Biosafety in the pharmaceutical industry -- Large-scale production of microorganisms -- Special considerations for agriculture pathogen biosafety -- Biosafety and biosecurity: regulatory impact.…”
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Child health and the environment by Wigle, D. T.

Table of Contents: “…Waterborne Infections, 350 -- Bacteria, 351 Protozoa, 356 -- Viruses, 358 -- Risk Management, 359 -- 13. …”
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Handbook of foodborne diseases /

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Virulence mechanisms of bacterial pathogens

Table of Contents: “….] -- Free-living and host-associated protozoa as training camps for intracellular pathogens / Steve A. …”
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A concise manual of pathogenic microbiology by Mishra, Saroj (Saroj K.)

Table of Contents: “…Filamentous Fungi This chapter summarizes diseases caused by species of Aspergillus, Mucor, Rhizopus, Microsporum, etc. their natural habitat, laboratory diagnosis and effective therapeutic agents. 13. Unicellular Protozoa This chapter summarizes diseases caused by species of Amoeba, Giardia, Trichomonas, Plasmodium etc. their natural habitat, alternate host, laboratory diagnosis and effective therapeutic agents. 14. …”
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