Volume 1

Index-catalogue of medical and veterinary zoology.

Date:
1932-
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    Dukn, Hprsert LYNDHURST—Continued. Dukn, Hereerr LynpHurst—Continued. 1933 f.—Studies on the factors that may influence the transmission of the poly- morphie trypanosomes by tsetse. III. Glossina morsitans versus Glossina pal- palis as a transmitter of the polymor- morphie group of trypanosomes <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 27 (1), Apr. 10, pp. 123-130. [W2:.] 1933 ¢.—Studies on the factors that may influence the transmission of the poly- morphie trypanosomes by tsetse. IV. On the spontaneous disappearance of flagellates from an infected Glossina <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 27 (3), Oct., 21, pp. 481-485. [W:.] 1933 h.—Studies on the factors that may influence the transmission of the poly- _morphic trypanosomes by tsetse. V. On the effects of temperature <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 27 (3), Oct. 21, pp. 437-450. [Wa.] 1933 i—mwStudies on the factors that may influence the transmission of the poly- morphic trypanosomes by tsetse. VI. On the duration of the biological cycle in Glossina <Ann. Trop. Med. and -Para- SHOLN Varco (od), Oct. Zt Ppp, 451-467. [W®.] 1933 j.—Studies on the factors that may influence the transmission of the poly- morphic trypanosomes by tsetse. VII. T. rhodesiense versus TT. gambiense: a comparison of their power to develop cyclically in Glossina <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 27 (4), Dec. 20, pp. 569-584. [W2.] 19633 k—A study of the behaviour of T. rhodesiense recently isolated from man, in antelope and other African game animals. Part I <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasol... Va 2 (2), duly i. pps 215- 236, [W2.] 1933 1.—The trypanosomes of man; their resistance to arsenical drugs < Lancet, London (5740), v. 225, v. 2 (10), Sept. 2, pp. 5538-557. [W2.] 1834 a.—On the employment of volunteers in trypanosomiasis research; and on the element of control in experiments with trypanosomes and Glossinae <Par- astiology, v. 26 (8), Aug., pp. 315-324. [Issued 17 Aug.] [W2.] 1934 b.—On the protective action of “Bayer 205” against the trypanosomes of man < Lancet, London (5782), vy. 226, v. 1 (25), June 23, pp. 1836-1338. [W2.] [See aise 1936 c] 1934 e.—On the transmissibility by Glos- Sina of Trypanosoma brucei, T. rhode- siense and gambiense, with. special reference to old laboratory strains <Par- asitology, v. 26 (2), 28 June, pp. 153- 1625 hw 1934 d.—Studies on the factors that may influence the transmission of the poly- morphic trypanosomes by tsetse < Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 28 (2), 12 July, p. 244. [W.] 1934 e.—Studies on the factors that may influence the transmission of the poly- morphic trypanosomes by tsetse. VIII. The: effect of cyclical passage through Glossina <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasi- LOl Vg 2S, (1). Mar. 29. pp... 79-01. Lweq 1935 a.—Arsenic resistance in trypano- somes [Letter to editor] <Uancet, Lon- don (5824), v. 228, v. 1 (15), Apr. 13, pp. 903-904. [W2.] 1935 b.—¥Further studies of the behaviour of T. rhodesiense, recently isolated from man, in antelope and other African 1935 b.—Continued. game animals <Parasitology, v. 27 (1), oes pp. 68-92, [Issued 11 Mar.] Ewes 1985 c.—A note on the behaviour of baboon and monitor blood in tsetse flies <Tr, Roy. Soc. Trop. Med. and Hyg., v. 29 (2), July 31, pp. 207-209. [W2.] 1935 d.—Old “laboratory” strains of the pelymorphic trypanosomes <Lancet, London (5847), v. 229, v. 2 (12), Sept. 21, pp. 665-667. [Wa] 1935 e.—On the factors that may deter- mine the infectivity of a trypanosome to tsetse <Tr. Roy. Soc. Trop. Med., and We) v. 29 (2), July 31, pp. 203-206. a 1935 f.—On Trypanosoma brucei, T. rhode- siense and T. gambiense and their ability to infect man <Parasitology, v. 27 (1), Feb., pp. 46—67. [Issued 11 Mar.] LW?2.] 1935 ¢g——-Studies on the factors that may influence the transmission of the poly- morphic trypanosomes by tsetse. IX. On the infectivity to Glossina of the trypanosome in the blood of the mam- mal <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 29 (2),<17 July; ppi1812143; [w.] 1936 a.—-Antelopes as reservoirs of Try- panosoma gambiense ... re Dr. Corson’s letter in these Transactions, 1936, vol. xxix (6), p. 690 [Letter to editor] <Tr. Roy. Soc. Trop. Med. and Hyg., v. 30 (1), June 30, pp. 129-131. [W2.] 1936 b.—On the power of Glossina morsi- tans and Glossina palovailis to transmit the trypanosomes of the brucei group <Ann. Trop. Med. and Parasitol., v. 30 (Lf), Apr. 8, pp. 37-38... [ ws. | 1936 e—On the prophylactic action of “Bayer 205” against the trypanosomes of man. Conciuding observations <Lan- eet, London ((5870), v.-230,° Vv. 1 (9), Feb. 29, pp. 463-469. [W2.] [See aiso 1934 pb] 1986 d.—Paper received from Dr. Duke through the secretary to the governors’ conference for the information: of offi- cers attending the Hntebbe conference, (In Conference of Governors of British East African Territories. Research con- ferences. Conference on co-ordination of tsetse and trypanosomiasis (animal and human) research in Hast Africa, held at Entebbe, 29th to 31st January. Nairobi. pp. 85-87) [Wa.] 1936 e.—Recent observations on the biol- ogy of the trypanosomes of man in Africa <‘Tr. Roy. Soc. Trop. Med. and me v. 30 (3), Nov. 28, pp. 275-296. - a 1936 f.—Studies of the effect on T. gam- biense and T. rhodesiense of prelonged maintenance in mammals other than man ; with special reference to the power of these trypanosomes to infect man. 1. < Parasitology. v. 28 (3), July, pp. 381— 390. [Issued July 20] [W2.] 1936 g.—Studies of the effect on T. gam- biense and 7. rhodesiense of prolonged maintenance in mammals other than man, with special reference to the power of the trypanosomes to infect man, 2. <Parasitology, v. 28 (3), July, pp. 391— 394. [Issued July 20] [Wa,] 1937 a.—Factors affecting the cyclical de- velopment of the brucei-group of mam- malian trypanosomes in Glossing [| Ab- stract] <2. Internat. Cong. Microbiol. (London, July 25—-Aug. 1, 1936), Rep. Proc., pp. 205-307 ; discussion, pp. 309— 311. [Wj