Larval cestodes

Chervy, L. (2002) The terminology of larval cestodes or metacestodes. Systematic Parasitology 52, 1-33. [Pg.32]

Miller, H.M. and Kerr, K.B. (1932) Attempts to immunize rabbits against a larval cestode, Cysticercus pisi-formis. Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine 29, 670-671. [Pg.301]

Mitchell, G.F., Goding, J.W. and Rickard, M.D. (1977) Studies on immune responses to larval cestodes in mice. Increased susceptibility of certain mouse strains and hypothymic mice to Taenia taeniaeformis and analysis of passive transfer of resistance with serum. Australian Journal of Experimental Biology and Medical Science 55, 165-1 86. [Pg.301]

Mitchell, G.F., Rajasekariah, G.R. and Rickard, M.D. (1 980) A mechanism to account for mouse strain variation in resistance to the larval cestode, Taenia taeniaeformis. Immunology 39, 481 t89. [Pg.301]

Note For larval cestodes examined, see Table 8 of Kuperman Davydov (19826). [Pg.18]

Table 4.7. Total lipid content and neutral lipid fractions identified in mature and larval cestodes. (Data from Frayha Smyth, 1983 Barrett,...

$Table 4.7. Total lipid content and neutral lipid fractions identified in mature and larval cestodes. (Data from Frayha Smyth, 1983 Barrett,...$

Eubothrium crassum Larval cestodes Taenia hydatigena 65 ... [Pg.68]

The amino acids occurring in a number of other adult and larval cestodes have been documented and recent data are available for Parionella spp., Skrjabinia spp., Raillietina spp. (77, 346), Bothriocephalus scorpii and Nybelinia spp. (977) Taenia hydatigena (636) Diphyllobothrium spp. (236,271,275) Amoebotaenia cuneata (78) Ligula intestinalis (164) E. granulosus (29) Gangesia spp. (587) Lytocestus indicus, Introvertus raipurensis and Lucknowia indica (598). Some earlier data have been provided by Smyth (796) and von Brand (911). [Pg.126]

In their natural habitat, the metabolic waste products of adult or larval cestodes are readily removed from the vicinity of the organism as a result of the natural circulation of body fluids. A successful in vitro method must similarly provide conditions which promote rapid removal of toxic waste products. [Pg.259]

By the use of larval cestodes as initial material, the following species have been cultured in vitro to maturity or near maturity. [Pg.260]

Valuable reviews on various aspects of immunity to larval cestodes are those of Flisser et al. (225, 226), Lloyd (447), Rickard (686, 687), Rickard Lightowlers (690) and Rickard Williams (691). Early work has been reviewed by Smyth (796). [Pg.295]

Immunological responses to larval cestodes GENERAL RESPONSES... [Pg.295]

Larval cestodes in mammals make intimate contact with host tissues at two sites (Fig. 11.7) (a) during the early phase of infection, when the recently hatched oncosphere penetrates the intestine and (b) at the final encystment... [Pg.295]

Immunisation against larval cestodes BASIC PROBLEMS... [Pg.302]

It is beyond the scope of this text to consider the immunodiagnosis of adult and larval cestode infections. Various aspects of this topic have been extensively reviewed by Flisser et al. (226), Fox et al. (228), Draper Lillywhite (183), Houba (337), Gottstein et al. (261), Rickard Lightowlers (690) and Walls Schantz (928). A major breakthrough in diagnosis has been the development of an anti-oncospheral monoclonal antibody for the unequivocal identification of eggs of Echinococcus spp. by immunofluorescence (154). [Pg.304]

The activity of praziquantel against larval cestodes (bladder worms) is less pronounced than agaiiwt the adult ones. Nevertheless, the marked activity of this drug against larval forms (cysticercii) of different tapeworms in sheep, cattle and pigs may be of great help in interrupting the transmission of cestodiasis in humans. [Pg.282]

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