- were
examined in the same year in
England by
George Busk who
named them
Filaria sanguinis hominis. In 1876 and 1877,
Joseph Bancroft in Brisbane, Australia...
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Retrieved 2019-04-26. Wanji,
S.; Tendongfor, N.; Esum, M.; Ndindeng,
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treatment of
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- The most
common type is
lymphatic filariasis caused by
three species of
Filaria that are
spread by mosquitoes.
Other types of
filariasis are onchocerciasis...
-
settled the
cause of Hachikō's death: the dog had both
terminal cancer and a
filaria infection.
There were also four
yakitori skewers in Hachikō's stomach,...
- cr****na
Pierre ex
Lecomte Aquilaria ****ingiana (Decne.) Ridl.
Aquilaria filaria (Oken) Merr.
Aquilaria grandiflora Benth.
Aquilaria hirta Ridl. Aquilaria...
-
immune responses",
Filaria Journal, 3 (10): 10, doi:10.1186/1475-2883-3-10, PMC 544840, PMID 15627400. Rathaur,
S.; Yadav, M.; Gupta,
S.; Anandharaman, V...
-
within this
superfamily are
known as
filarial worms or
filariae (singular
filaria).
Infections with
parasitic filarial worms cause disease conditions generically...
-
cytochromes and by some
enzymes in the gut
epithelium produce S(−).
Different species produce the R(+) and
S(−)
enantiomers in
different quantities; humans, dogs...
- but,
after his father's
death in 1894,
continued his father's work on
filaria, the
parasitic worm that his
father had
discovered was the
cause of filariasis...
