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CHEMICAL BASIS OF PARASITISM*

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Published1963
Citations32
References43

Total Citations Per Year

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References (43)

AN INTRODUCTION TO COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY

1937 • 211 citations

Contributions to the development of the Trematoda Digenea. Part II. The biology of the freshwater Cercariae in Danish fresh-waters.

1934 • 132 citations

Introduction to animal parasitology.

1963 • 88 citations

A REACTION PRODUCT IN INFECTIONS WITH TRYPANOSOMA LEWISI WHICH INHIBITS THE REPRODUCTION OF THE TRYPANOSOMES

1924 • 84 citations

Gigantism and Variation in Peringia ulvœ Pennant 1777, caused by Infection with Larval Trematodes

1936 • 81 citations

TRYPANOCIDAL AND REPRODUCTION-INHIBITING ANTIBODIES TO TRYPANOSOMA LEWISI IN RATS AND RABBITS*

1932 • 70 citations

Studies onTrypanosoma Vivax

1953 • 58 citations

The Growth of Oysters Parasitized by the Fungus Dermocystidium marinum and by the Trematode Bucephalus cuculus

1955 • 51 citations

An Outline of the Balance Hypothesis of Parasitism

1953 • 50 citations

INTRACELLULAR SYMBIOSIS IN INSECTS

1960 • 48 citations

The Effect of Trematode Parasites on the Growth of Littorina Neritoides (L.)

1941 • 47 citations

Studies onTrypanosoma Vivax

1951 • 47 citations

Further observations on the effect of trematode parasites on Peringia ulvae (Pennant) 1777.

1938 • 46 citations

Studies onTrypanosoma Vivax

1952 • 46 citations

A Treatise on the Parasites and Parasitic Diseases of the Domesticated Animals

1905 • 45 citations

The Immunology of Parasitic Infections

1930 • 43 citations

Some observations on the growth of Peringia ulvae (Pennant) 1777 in the laboratory.

1939 • 40 citations

The growth of H. pertussis on media without blood.

1947 • 40 citations

Observations on the growth and trematode infections of Peringia ulvae (Pennant) 1777 in a pool in the Tamar saltings, Plymouth

1941 • 36 citations

Growth of Trypanosoma lewisi in the heterologous mouse host

1958 • 33 citations

Infection of Australorbis glabratus with Schistosoma mansoni under Bacteriologically Sterile Conditions.

1960 • 26 citations

Increased Rate of Growth of Mice Infected with Trypanosoma duttoni

1963 • 26 citations

The relations between nematodes and plants

1955 • 25 citations

The relationship of nutrition to the development of the trichostroagylidoses.

1949 • 25 citations

THE INHIBITION OF REPRODUCTION OF PARASITES BY IMMUNE FACTORS

1948 • 24 citations

The experimental elimination of symbionts and its consequences

1956 • 24 citations

SEASONAL CHANGES IN FOOD CONSUMPTION AND RATE OF GROWTH OF THE ALBINO RAT

1945 • 22 citations

Growth of rats infected with Trypanosoma lewisi

1963 • 19 citations

Root-knot nematodes

1951 • 18 citations

Quantitative studies on heterologous sera inducing development of Trypanosoma lewisi in mice

1961 • 16 citations

Studies onTrypanosoma Vivax

1954 • 14 citations

The Activity of Bephenium Embonate against the Free-Living and Adult Stages of Nematodirus spathiger

1960 • 13 citations

Observations on Changes inTrypanosoma Lewisiafter Growth in Calorigally Restricted and in Normal Mice

1959 • 11 citations

Serial Passage of Trypanosoma lewisi in the Heterologous Mouse Host. I. Development in Calorically‐restricted Hosts.

1959 • 11 citations

Serial passage of Trypanosoma lewisi in the heterologous mouse host

1960 • 10 citations

EXPERIMENTAL INFECTIONS WITH TRYPANOSOMA LEWISI IN THE GUINEA PIG*

1929 • 8 citations

Studies onTrypanosoma Vivax

1953 • 7 citations

The course and effect of infection with Schistosoma mansoni in Australorbis glabratus.

1962 • 7 citations

Identity of trypanosome growth factors in serum. I. Alteration of factors in rat serum by host starvation

1962 • 5 citations

Human multilocular and alveolar hydatid.

1962 • 4 citations

A Science of Symbiosis

1958 • 4 citations

Parasites and Parasitism

1957 • 4 citations

Parasite-induced weight gain in laboratory mice infected with Sparganum mansonoides.

1962 • 3 citations

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