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1 nding of both physicochemical properties and parasitology.

2 seases that vary in space are widely used in parasitology.

3 come a practical and widely employed tool in parasitology.

4 rameter that is ignored almost completely in parasitology.

5 ntific Meeting of the Australian Society for Parasitology.

6 rk studies in this often-neglected branch of parasitology and draw together phylogenetic studies base

7 ibody responses to Tbg antigens but negative parasitology are also diagnosed in the field (seropositi

8 The first applications of this technology in parasitology are in place.

9 The British Society for Parasitology Autumn Symposium was held on 14 September 2

10 These are particularly relevant for parasitology because parasites can be difficult to locat

11 The field of parasitology contributes to the elucidation of patterns

12 A parasitology exam from a bronchi alveolar lavage yielded

13 owever, a modern framework for undergraduate parasitology has yet to be formally outlined.

14 In fully incorporating parasitology in policies for adaptation to global change

15 lossy", and under its later title--Trends in Parasitology--it is now ranked highest of all similar or

16 (LV-PVA) are widely used by most diagnostic parasitology laboratories for preservation of helminth e

17 in O&P testing for North American diagnostic parasitology laboratories.

18 rieved from the Ministry of Health Reference Parasitology Laboratory.

19 rs sent for pathogen testing to a specialist parasitology laboratory.

20 The mechanism underlying the intracellular parasitology of Chlamydiae remains poorly understood.

21 From a parasitology perspective, gene function studies have the

22 to understanding fundamental aspects of its parasitology, remains poorly understood.

23 e resources for analysis of DNA elimination, parasitology research, and comparative nematode genome a

24 tabolic reconstruction and analysis tools in parasitology research, and their applications to protozo

25 s that requires constant interaction between parasitology researchers and the end-users in the field.

26 oject is presented, as part of the Trends in Parasitology series of reviews expanding on various aspe

27 chain reaction has recently been applied to parasitology, specifically Plasmodium, Toxoplasma, Leish

28 well-written digests covering all aspects of parasitology, spiced with smaller items of general inter

29 In this issue of Trends in Parasitology, Templeton and Deitsch, and Horrocks and Mu

30 e a period of great activity in the field of parasitology that generated a vast amount of research pu

31 (bacterial genetics, plastid biogenesis and parasitology) that seldom have much direct cross-talk.

32 ote about this subject in the first issue of Parasitology Today 20 years ago.

33 In Parasitology Today in 1985, Curtis and Lines, and Curtis

34 sitologist must have seen the first issue of Parasitology Today in July 1985.

35 1985 that it would be worthwhile publishing Parasitology Today to complement its other successful Tr

36 of topics published during the first year of Parasitology Today, most of which continue to be of inte

37 nematode parasites since the first issues of Parasitology Today.

38 by laboratory personnel without specialized parasitology training.

39 consultant eye surgeons to the Department of Parasitology, University of Peradeniya were studied betw

40 sent a student-centered approach to teaching parasitology, which diminishes the power of the lectern

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