Studies on Host Reactions to Larval Parasites. I. The Effect on Weight

George W. Huntér, Wanda Sanborn Hunter

Journal of Parasitology · 1938 · 26 citations · 3 references

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Abstract

It is realized by most parasitologists that unusually heavy infections by bacteria, molds and fungus, protozoa, worms, glochidia and parasitic arthropods may have a deleterious effect upon the host. The authors, realizing the need of further study of several aspects of this general problem, outlined a series of experiments dealing with host reactions to larval helminths. This paper presents some preliminary results that were obtained.

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