ROTAVIRUSES OF MAN AND ANIMALS

Brucellosis in Man and Animals

time in development. The third part is a discussion of the metabolic processes involved in growth and differentiation. The vast amount of material covered is very well handled under many subdivisions which make it easy to refer to special topics. Since the text is thoroughly documented the reader will find in the 70 pages of bibliography and 19 pages of index a ready source to the original lite...

Brucellosis in Man and Animals

In commenting on these experiments one should point out that the artificial respiration experiments wefe carried out with a technic which surely resulted in alkalosis due to actual hyperventilation. This impression is confirmed in the authors' footnote which states that glass electrode determinations in subsequent experiments indicated that the pH of the brain tissue was shifted toward the alka...

Probiotics in man and animals.

There is good evidence that the complex microbial flora present in the gastrointestinal tract of all warm-blooded animals is effective in providing resistance to disease. However, the composition of this protective flora can be altered by dietary and environmental influences, making the host animal susceptible to disease and/or reducing its efficiency of food utilization. What we are doing with...

Infectious Blood Diseases of Man and Animals

Basic information is given with evaluation of views on further research. Illustrations include original drawings, photographs, sequence studies, and electron photomicrographs. Characteristics are examined of the protistan agents, and principles governing maintenance, perpetuation, and diseasecausing abilities. Some 19 contributors "assist in over-coming the amputation of microbiology into the v...

Control of leptospirosis in man and animals.