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Antileishmanial activity of liposome-encapsulated meglumine antimonate in the dog
1984
Chapman, W.L., jr | Hanson, W.L. | Alving, C.R. | Hendricks, L.D.
Leishmania donovani, dogs (exper.), liposome-encapsulated meglumine antimoniate (LEMA) vs. unencapsulated meglumine antimoniate, LEMA was 700 times more efficacious than the encapsulated drug, liposomes can markedly reduce the drug dosage required for equivalent treatment of visceral leishmaniasis
Show more [+] Less [-]A bioassay technique for the pheromone emitted by Amblyomma hebraeum males
1983
Rechav, Y.
Amblyomma hebraeum, percentage and rate of female attachment to rabbits was higher (except shortly after release of females) around feeding males than in areas previously treated with extract of fed males, effect of elapsed time and of number of males vs. equivalent extract on attachment values, results prove bioassays to be valid for component and extract-equivalent assessment
Show more [+] Less [-]Comparison of ruminant anthelmintics, using multiple dose administration
1982
Hass, D.K. | Holloway, E.L. | Brown, L.J.
nematodes, lambs, 11 anthelmintics compared using medicated feeds or multiple small doses
Show more [+] Less [-]Rearing the blood-feeding fly Haematobia thirouxi potans in the laboratory
1982
Doube, B.M. | Fay, H.A.C. | Aschenborn, H.H.
Haematobia thirouxi potans, two methods described for laboratory rearing, adult flies can be fed either on a bovine calf or on bovine blood in vitro
Show more [+] Less [-]Recovery of helminths postmortem from equines. I. Parasites in arteries, subperitoneum, liver and lungs
1981
Malan, F.S. | Reinecke, R.K. | Scialdo, R.C.
techniques to locate lesions and recover developmental stages of helminths from equine arteries, subperitoneum, liver, and lungs postmortem
Show more [+] Less [-]Transfer of adult Strongylus vulgaris via stomach tube
1983
Hofing, G.L. | Bennett, D.G.
Strongylus vulgaris, establishment of patent infections in 6 of 8 helminth-free ponies given adult worms via nasogastric tube, removal of worms from cecum and ventral colon of donor horses, initial appearance of eggs in feces and maximum egg counts of recipients, percentage survival of adults after intragastric inoculation determined at necropsy
Show more [+] Less [-]Improved method for recovering ascarid and other helminth eggs from soil associated with epizootics and during survey studies
1983
Kazacos, K.R.
improved method for recovery of ascarid and other nematode eggs from soil, emphasis on Baylisascaris procyonis and Toxocara cati
Show more [+] Less [-]The efficacy of the Drummond adult test on Boophilus microplus females (Acarina: Ixodidae) subjected to various periods of cold storage prior to organophosphate testing
1983
Spickett, A.M. | Henrioud, A.J.N.
Boophilus microplus engorged females stored at 4 C for up to 5 days and females kept at room temperature for 1 day and then at 4 C for 1 day showed no significant differences in their response to an organophosphate (dioxathion) as determined by the Drummond adult test
Show more [+] Less [-]Prevalence of parasitism diagnosed by fecal examination in Louisiana dogs
1982
Hoskins, J.D. | Malone, J.B. | Smith, P.H. | Uhl, S.A.
intestinal parasites, dogs, prevalence, sex of host and neutering procedure, age of host, mixed infections, diagnosis by fecal examination
Show more [+] Less [-]A technique for the recovery of nematodes from ruminants by migration from gastro-intestinal ingesta gelled in agar: Large-scale application
1980
Van Wyk, J.A. | Gerber, H.M. | Groeneveld, H.T.
nematodes of ruminants, large scale technique for recovery of worms migrating from gastro-intestinal ingesta gelled in agar, significantly more male than female worms failed to migrate, L4 stages generally migrated more efficiently than did adult worms, some genera migrated more efficiently than others, applications for use in quantitative worm recovery such as in anthelmintic testing
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