Parasitology 2000: Vol 120 Index

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Index of Authors
acanthocephalan parasites on the
is pulex, 625
OOLHOUSE, M. E. J. and ISHAM, V. 8
ind the detection of immunity
ms. 161
ILHOUSE, M. I
GENTILE, R., CERQUEIRA, R
L. The parasitism of Schistosoma
itoda) in a naturally infected
ctomys squamipes (Rodentia-
and BLAXTER, M. A survey
of the human hookworm,
IBER, M. and MAULE, A. G.
ceptor channels in flatworm muscle
RAMOS, M. A., NAVAS, J. I., RUIZ
Mu. Molecular characterization of
region of Perkinsus atlanticus: its
sis and as a target for a molecular
patterns in the parasite communities of
609
lipophosph
oeba dispar, 31
Db. See MANSOL
MILLER, A Determinationo f
) ulto b, loooOddrIm, eala lt 1 siti | ion s el, ectit1v\e 2 \TKIR.N, BSALUO, SN., ,JONE S, P. and
cro electtr ode m eas uremneenn t imppiliiccaattiioonsn s foforr th 1e regg ulatior ) n. characterization and expression of j
malarial gametogenesis, 547 GRA omologue from Neospora caninum, 383
Pp, R. P. See SKILTON, R
see MERCER
B. See MORGA® EAU, C. and pe THOISY, B. Monkeys
M. See DAUB, ench Guiana are natural reservoirs for
See BARNABI p asilianu Pi.» wriae malaria, 11
p. See K :
4. Oee KELLY MARKS, N. J., GEARY, T. G.,
See MERCER, J. G iALTON, D. W. Nematode neuropeptide
$ R JOSEPH, 5 Dt Immune of Ascaris suum: in vitro effects
ponses during the acute stages oT th 1€ f PF1, PF2, PF4 } and AF4, 79
testinal trematode Echinostoma caproni ;
PICHAT, P., PHULSUKSOMBATI, D. and
HOMAN, W., CAMILLI, R., TRALDI KORTBEEK ion of Orientia tsutsugamushi, the
nd pozio, &. A microsatellite marker reveals populatiot scrub typhus, to co-feeding mites, 601
terogeneity within human and animal genotypes of
ryptosporidium parvum
rR. See CACCIO
See D’ANDREA
, GREGOIRE, A. and BERTIN, A. Conflict between co-
ccurring manipulative parasites! An experime ntal study ot HERRAN, R
Index of Authors
GEARY, T. G. See FELLOWES IRVIR.N J.E, S,TIE N, A., HAI
GEISSLER, 8S. See MERCER, J. G pb. Life-history strategies
GEMMILI A. W., VINEY Mi. E. and READ abomasal nematodes in 5S
ecology of host-specificity: experimental platyrhynchus), 297
Strongyloides ratti, +29 ISHAM, V. S. See CHAD
TILE, R. See DA
GERSTENBERG ee
GLOOR, Ss. See HOFER
GOES, A. M. Sé@e OLIVEIRA
GOLOS, B. See RODE,
GOTHE, R. See ZAHLER, M d. and MAIER
GOWTAGE-SEQUEIRA, S. See WEBSTER, | chry sippus is infect d
GRAY, C. A. See LAWRENCE, R. A bacterium, 439
GREGOIRI A. See CEZILL' JOBE E. See SASAI
See TERED JONES, C. S. See LOCKYER
AFFSSON, M. K. 8S. See TERENINA JON I See ELLIS, |
AVSON See OLIVEIRA, D JOSEPH, S. See BRI
HS€e€ RODRIGUEZ
KALBE, M. See HABERI
AARBRINK, M. See TERHELI KAMIYA, M. See TSUKADA
HAAS, W. See HABERL, B KATZER, F. See KIRVAR,
HABERL, B., KORNER, M PENGLER, Y., HERTEI! KALBE, M. and KAY W. See SHINN
HAAS, W. Host-finding in Echinostoma caproni: miracidia and KEI Lv, €. 8 KENNEDY,
ercariae use different s als to identify th ume snail status of wild Europ
species, 479 the parasitic nematode
HAGAN, P. See WOOLHOUSI Ml Dp. Ww. See ANWAR
HAITHCOCK, |. See DAY, 1 KENNEDY R. See KELLY
See FELLOWES KI EDY, Cc. R. See KIRK, R
KEI LY, D. W. and THOMPSON
See MAIR, G.R
foraging: modelling the ide
HALVORSEN, 0. See IRVINE, R. |
vectors, 319
HAMAD A., EL. HASSAN Ml HA \ AHMED, G.I
KENNEDY, M. W. See XIA
\BDELRAHIM, S. A., THEANDER ; 2NOT, D. E. Chronic
KHRAMTSOV, N. V. See MORGAD
Plasmodium falciparum infections i area of low intensity
KIMBER, M. See DAY, T. A
malaria transmission in the Sudan
KIRK, R. S., LEWIS, J]. W. and
HAMAD, A. See BABIKER, H. A ”
transmission of Anguillicol
HAMADIEN, M., BAKHIET, M. and HARRIS,R . A nterferon
tagaki, 1974 (Nematoda)
induces secretion of trypanosome lymphocyte triggering
KIRVAR, E., ILHAN, 1
factor via tyrosine protein kinases, 281
WEYGARTH, E., GERSTENBER(
HARPER, P. A. W. See ELLIS, J. 17
G. Db. Detectiono f Theileria
HARRIS, P. D., SOLENG, A. and BAKKI ,. Increase¢
t icks by PCR using the Tams 1
susceptibility of salmonids to the monogenean
KITUA, A. Y. See VOUNATSOU, P
Gyrodactylus salaris following administration
KJEMTRUP, A. M., THOMFORD
hydrocortisone acetate, 57
Phylogenetic relationships of h
HARRIS, R. A. See HAMADIEN, M 1 solates in the western United St
HEANEY, N. See XIA, Y
uclear small subunit RNA gene
HEGGLIN, D. See HOFER, S
KNOLS, B. G. |. See ANDERSON
HEJMADI, M. V., JAGANNATHAN, S., DELANY, N COLES,G. Cc. and
K¢ rR. C. See MAK, C. H
WOLSTENHOLME, A. J. L-Glutamate binding sites of parasitic
KOELLA, |. C. See ANDERSON
nematodes: an association with ivermectin resistance ?, 535
KOMUNIECKI, R. See X1A, ¥
HENDRICKX, G., NAPALA, A., SLINGENBERGH, J. H. W., DE DEKEN,
KORNER, M. See HABERI
R., VERCRUYSSE, J. and ROGERS, D. J. ‘The spatial pattern of KORTBEEK, T. See CACCIO,
trypanosomosis prevalence predicted with the aid of satellite KI LIKOWSKI, T. See RODI
imagery, 121
j. R. See LOPEZ DI
HERTEL, }. See HABERL, B See MAITLAND, K
s. and NOWELL, F. Population biology of Eimeria
rotozoa: Apicomplexa) in Apodemus sylvaticu AL, A. See MORGAN, U. M
i capture/recapture study, 355 ANGVATN, R. See IRVINE, R. |
HILL, W. G. See BABIKER, H. A I AL RENSON, M. K., NORMAN, R
HOFER, S., GLOOR, S., MULLER, ( MATHIS, A., HEGGLIN, D D. and HUDSON, P. |. The role
and pEPLAZES, P. High prevalence of Echinococcus amplification, 97
multilocularis in urban red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) and voles AWRENCE,R . A., ALLEN, J. E. and GRA‘
(Arvicola terrestris) in the city of Ziirich, Switzerland, 135 in vivo IF N-y introduction by live
HOMAN, W. See CACCIO, S$ parasitic nematode, Brugia mala
HOOSHMAND-RAD, P. See KIRVAR, I GOFF, L., MARTIN, C., OSWALD,
HOUWING-DUISTERMAAT, J. J. See TERHELI UNGEHEUER, M. N. and BAIN, O
HUDSON, P. J. See LAURENSON, M. K of mice vaccinated with irrac 1,
HURD, H. See WEBSTER, J. P larvae, 27
See JIGGINS, F. M EHANE, M. J., MSANGI, A. R., WHI
Grouping of trypanosome species
KIRVAR, I Glossina pallidipes, 583
Index of Authors
G PARAMA IRA, f M. and
M. L. RFLP analysi PCR-amplified small
t ribosomal DNA of thr fish microsporidian
See MORAND, §
JONES KR INSON, I ZI JA-BOBADILLA, A. and ALVAREZ-PELLITERO, P.
differential display immune response of European sea bass
ntermediate snail host Biomphalaria glabrata upon ntrarchi brax L.) (Yeleostei: Serranidae) immunized
i i
ection with Schistosoma mansoni, 399 ntrarchi (Myxosporea: Bivalvulida),
MIENDOZA i MIODE ] ROBER
the lipophi
incog ind Haemonchus ce
to host sigt
See DAUB
see ZAHLER
RK H ALTON v W SHAW ° all MIA if 4 ‘ 5 he
neuropeptide F(NPF) encoding r the cestode
Voniezia expansa, 71
LANI ), K., KYES,S ., \W ILLIAMS
Genetic restriction of Plasmodium falciparum in
table transmission: an example of island evolutiot
See
Single-stranded
nuclease activity in the oO secretory products ot
} j ; ——
hinella spiralis ana Trice nelia pse udospiralis »)
\. Jr See D ANDR '
R, J. M., MCCROSSAN, M. V., I K Q. D. and MANSOUR, :
; d ROGAN, M.'T. Apoptosis in human Jurkat
Schistosoma mansoni phosphotructokinas¢ . an
. re with live Taenia crassiceps cysticerci
nmunolocalization in the tegument and immunogenicity
See MANSOUR
EIXEIRA, D. N., GUSTAVS.S, OOLINVE,IRA ,
See FELLOWES
; ‘ M. Nitric oxide interaction with IL-10,
S. See D ANDREA, P . —
S ind RANTES over the in vitro granuloma
SeF e LE GOFt st different Schistosoma mansoni antigenic
See HOFER, >
: iman schistosomiasis, 391
ee DAY, T. A
; IVEIRA, D
G. See FELLOWES,R . A
1. G. See MAIR, ¢
CROSSAN, M. V. See MANSOUR
DERMOTT, L. See XIA, Y
MICKEEVER, D. J. See ROWLANDS, G
B. See XA, ¥
MITCHELL, P. I., MOAR, K. M., BISSETT, A., GEISSLER,
MIKHEEV, \V N
S., BRUCE, K. and CHAPPELL, L. H. Anorexia in rats infected
with the nematode, Nippostrongylus brasiliensis RODRIGUEZ, L. E.
experimental manipulat“eis ons, 641: and vINEY, M. E. Inferring infection
ee ene nematode using population
V. N., MIKHEEV, A. V., PASTERNAK, A. F. and VALTONEN
gE. T. Light-mediated host searching strategies in ¢
fish ectoparasite, ulus foliaceus L. (Crustacea
sranchiura), 409
IILLER, A. J. See BILLKER,O
ITCHELLP,. 1. See MERCER ; PHULSUKSOMBATI See FRANCESS., P .
MIOAR, K. M. See MERCER, J. ( PICA-) I 1A , MORONI, R., TCHUEM TCHUENTE, L. A.,
MODHA, J. See LOPEZ DE MENDOZA, M. I HGATE, V. R. and CIOLI, D. Changeso f mate occur in
p. See MORGAN, U. M soma mansoni, +95
MOORE, |. See X1A, Y.
MORAND, S. and MULLER-GRAF, C. D. M. Muscleso r testes?
Comparative evidence for sexual competition among dioecious
blood parasites (Schistosomatidae) of vertebrates, +5
MORAND, 8S. See SASAL, P
U. M., XIAO, L., MONIS, P., SULAIMAN, I., PAVLASEK, I
3URN, B., OLSON, M., UPTON, S. J., KHRAMTSOV, N. \
\L, A., ELLIOT, A. and THOMPSON, R. Cc. A. Molecular and
phylogenetic analysis of Cryptosporidium murts trom various M jee LOPEZ MENDOZA, M. E.
hosts, 457
Index of Authors
richinella ip seudospif ralis
in thyn
EBA-175 kDa proteit
blood cells
VOUNATSOI . \I H
JOBET LIEX, E. and Me
. ANNER, M. Apparent to
competition in at ithocephalan par
E. See 7 infants 1n a highlw «
W IKER, D. See
HINN, A. P., KAY, J. W. and SOMMERY\
. WATCHARAPICHAT,P
statistical classifiers for the discrimi
WATSON, D. G. See XI
genus Gyrodactylus (Nlonogenea) pi
WEBSTER, J. P., GOWTAGE-SEQI
ILVA-TEIXEIRA, D. N. See OLIVEIRA, D
. Predation of beetl (Teneb
See
. tape worms (Hymenolepis ain
See ‘
Manipulation Hypoth
BOBADILLA :
WELLS, C. W. See SKILTON
SKILTON, R . WELLS .
WHITAKER, C. J. See LEHAS
SPOONER, P. R sACHANJA, J., OSASO :
WILLIAMS, T. N. See
MORZARIA, 8. P. A 32 kDa surface a
VOLSTENHOLMI
characterization and immunizatiot1
WOOLHOUSE, M. I
INGENBERGH, J]. H. W. See HENDRIE \
Ss. K. and HAGAN, P. Exposure
I} Se OUN si >t .
sai wee V AT responses to Schistosoma haema
SOLEN G.A \ A, ee HARRIS, is I WOOLHOUSE, M. E. |. Se. e ANWAR
OMMERVILLI See sui
WOOLHOUSI M. E. | See CHA
rHGATI
WRANICZ, M. See RODE,
XIA, Y., SPENCE, H. J., MOORI
COOPER, A WATSON D ut
See IRVINE,
KENNEDY, M. W. The ABA-1
S ee R2 ODRRIIKG ! sequence polymorphism, stag«
OSS. E Mi ONG ‘ |l ipid |b inding function
211
See VOUNATSOL XIAO, L. See MORGAN
See FRANCES
HUENTE, L. A. See PICA AGI, Y. See SKILTON
B., ONUFRIEV, M. V., GULYAEVA, N. V., LINDHOLM, YARZABAL. L. See RASANEZ. M
M. and GUSTAFFSSON, M. K. 8. A radiometric analysis of YAZDANBAKHSH. M. See TERHELI
nitric oxide synthase activity in Hymenolepis diminuta, 91
rERHELL, A, J., HOUWING-DUISTERMAAT, J. J., RUITERMAN, Y., ZAHLER, M., RINDER, H \
HAARBRINK, M., ABADI, K. and YAZDANBAKHSH, M. Clustering SCHEIN, E. and GOTHE, R. ‘ Bahe
of Brugia malayi infection in a community in South- America and Asia belong to differet
-
Sulawesi, Indonesia, 23 ZIELINSKA, Z. See RODE, W \
THEANDER, T. G. See HAMAD, A. A ZWEYGARTH, E. See KIRVAR, |
rHOMFORD, |. See KJEMTRUP, A. M ZWEYGARTH, E. See ZAHLER, M
Index of Subjects
itterns in the parasite communities ot,
npetition ldren to Schistosoma haematobium, 37
terization
yanodine receptor channels in the
nfected wit
s in the rainforest are natural reservoirs
siolog P. malariae malaria, 11
(1i11COLA CrASSUS transmission nosquito midgut pH, 547
eels. 289 ) manipulative parasites on the
in Nippostre ig gf siliensis intected
, itor americanus, a survey of, 171
biology of Eimeri«
th 7 tection of changes in, in Schistosoma
Witl aenia Crassice \
l-inject Jiomphalaria glabrata, 399
F f Plasmodium falciparum, 335
foliaceus 1OSt-se% gs gies in, 409 -
ntiation, of Babesia gibsoni, 365
aris lumbricotdes, chat izationo f the ABA-1I allergenof -12
panosoma crust, 513
211 1. =o2
ssina pallidipes, grouping of trypanosome species in, 583
caris suum, effects of neuropeptide modulation on the vag age . ° +t :
GRA2 homologu solation and characterization of from
um, 383
nm, in response to Schistosoma mansoni, 391
Bab. esia gibsoni, different species of in : dogs from North America ping, oi ypanosome species 1n Gl. ossina pallidipes, 5c 83
aanncd Asia, 365 dactvlus iris, eff: ect of hydrocortisone acetate on
BB rugia 1 malaIy i, iinndd uctioniT of IFN -y y bbvy. , 6633 1 infections of in sa,l monids, 5rd7
BRBr ugiva1 ma7allea yi infection,} clluuss tering 9 of in a communityI in S« Southh - Vasey trylenc )., d: iscrimination of using statistical classifi. ers,
Sulawesi, Indonesia, 23
cDNA, encoding NPF from Moniezia expansa, 71
Chemo-orientation, role of in host-finding in Echinostoma tus, changes in lipophilicity of the surface of
capron, +79 jue to host signals, 203
lustering, of Brugia malayi infection, 23 I kworm, a survey of genes expressed in adults of, 171
occidiosis, in the European badger, 255 st-finding, in Echinostoma caproni, +79
o-feeding transmission, of Orientia tsutsugamushi, 601 Host—par interactions, in parasitic nematodes, 185
ryptosporidium muris, molecular and phylogenetic analysis of rategies, in Argulus foliaceus, 409
from various hosts, +57 Strongyloides ratti, 429
ryptosporidium parvum, microsatellite variation in , effect of on Gyrodactylus salaris
uticle surface, changes in lipophilicity of, 203 nonids, 57
pa n > (
sticerci, of Taenia crassiceps, induction of apoptosis in itric oxide synthase in, 91
T cells by, 649
on model, development of for insect
Danaus chrysippus, infection of by a male-killing
Spiroplasma bacterium, 439 microfilariae of Brugia malay, 631
Dicentrarchus labrax, immune responses of to f C57BL/6 mice to Echinostoma caproni
Sphaerospora dicentrarchi, +65
aerospora dicentrarchi, +65
Differential display, use of to detect changes in gene expression . pep
‘ i : +7 to Schistosoma haematobium, 37
in Schistosoma mansoni-infected Biomphalaria glabrata,
23 09 using a 32 kDa surface antigen of
Dioec 10us blood Yarasites, e\ idenc e for sexual compett ition
among, 45
Disease reaction index, for East Coast fever, 371 ‘
nmunology, ¢ ’ vaccinated with irradiated Litomosoides
; oe 271
East Coast fever, a reaction index for, 371
ee nterferon-y, induction of trypanosome lymphocyte triggering
EBA-175, from Plasmodium falciparum, binding of to human
red blood cells, 225
Echinostoma caproni, host-finding in, +79
infectiono f in C57BL/6 mice, 565 id , evol} ution, an example of >? , 333525
EScchhiurn ococcus multit locularis, higyh ) prevalence » of of in ur- ban r_e d Ivermectin resistance, and L-glutamate binding sites in
foxes and voles in Ziirich, 135 ee nematodes, 3. 5
role of red foxes in transmission of, in Sapporo, Japan, +23
Eimeria, population biology of in Apodemus sylvaticus, 355 L-Glutam: iding sites, of parasitic nematodes, 535
Entamoeba dispar, absence of lipophosphoglycan-like ife-history strategies, of abomasal nematodes in Svalbard
glycoconjugates in, 31 reindeer,
Epidemiology, of optimal foraging, 319 »phosphoglycan-like glycoconjugates, absence of in
Evolutionary ecology, of host specificity, 429 Entamoeba di:
Excretory—secretory products, of Trichinella spp., single- itomosoides sigmodontis, vaccination of mice with irradiated
stranded endonuclease in, 527
Index of Subjects
cal adaptation, potential role | sporozoites of increase mosq
onchocerciasis, 143 Plasmodium malariae, monke«
oping-ill virus, the role of lambs in tl } P . French Guiana, 11
Poeciliid fishes, richness patter
Malaria, case definitions of in childret 609
Malaria, chronic infections of in Sudan, 447 Population biology
\Malaria gametogenesis, mosquito midgut pH and 7 Population dynam
VMlalaria-induced mortality, of mosquitoes reindeer, 297
\lanipulation Hypothesis, implications of pt on 0 - of Plasmodium falcipar
infected beetles for ot Schistosoma mar
Manipulative parasites, co-occurrence of : Population genetics, of
\lating competition, in Schistosoma sor Poy yulation structur
Vlebendazole, use ! ( g ) Predation, of cestode
induces 1 anorexia in Prevalence, of trypanc
Vieles meles, coccidiosisu ) mager\ 121
Ve loidogyne incognita, changes 1 liy y | t ‘ Pyrimidine sal
due to host signals
Nlicrofilariae, of Brugia malayi ti | | 63 Rangi
\licrosatellite, variation of in ¢
Nlicrosporidia, riboprinting of
\lodel, for detecting immunity to
for the ideal free distribution «
Molecular characterization, « yma é regi Sapporo, Japan
tf Perkinsus atlanticus, 3 RFLP analvsis, of three
Molecular diagnosis ssibl g t eri Riboprinting, of three
atlanticus, 345 Richness patterns
Voniezia expansa, neuropeptide F (NPF) ! poeciliid fishes, 609
\losquito bloodmeal pH, determinatior tu, 5 Ryanodine receptor ch
\Iuscles or testes, in schistosome
Satellite imager’
Vecator americanus, a sury ! XT 1 t 121
171 Schistosoma haemate
Vectomys squamipes, parasitism o Istos PF responses to in
Ne matode I -glutam ite binding $4 1 Twi Schistosoma mansoni
ivermectin resistance ?, 535 granuloma formation by
Nematode pols protein illergens, t 1 1 l immunolocalization of
umbricoides, 211 Schistosoma mansoni,
Neospora caninum, isolation ¢ é 2 ho og } Schistosoma mansoni-intee
Neuropeptide, effecotfs o n th ‘ " 5 79 of gene expressior
Neuropeptide F (NPF) ger f 1 ex} ] Schistosome infection
Nippostrongylus brasiliensis t " Xla simulation, 161
infected by, 641 Sea bass, immune re sponse
Nitric oxide, role of i lat ) ‘ oma 165
responses to Schistosoma mansor Sexual « ompetition, ¢ idence
Nitric oxide synthase, in Hymenolepis dimim | parasites, 45
in an acathocephalan para
Onchocerca~Simulium complexes in Vene la, 143 Simulium spp., transmission
Onchocerciasis, questionable spread of o le present endemi outside present endemi
areas, 143 Single-stranded endonuclease
_
Orientia tsutsugamushi, transmission of ( 1 mites, 601 Trichinella spp., 52
Sphaerospora dicentrarch
Parasite communities, of exotic poeciliid fishes, 609 Spiroplasma bacterium, in
Parasitology, of mice vaccinated with irradiated Litomosoides chrysippus by, 439
sigmodontis larvae, 271 Statistical classifiers, use
PCR, use of in detection of Theileria annulata, 245 261
Perkinsus atlanticus, phylogeny and diagnosis of, 345 Stochastic simulation, and the
Phosphofructokinase, immunolocalization of in Schistosoma schistosome infections, 161
mansom, 501 Strongyloides ratti, host specificit
Phylogenetic analysis, of Cryptosporidium muris from various population genetics of, 185
hosts, +57 Surface antigen, of Theileria parve
Phylogeny, of western US piroplasms, 487 Susceptibility, of salmonids to G
Physiological status, of wild European eels infected with following hydrocortisone trea
Inguillicola crassus, 195
Piroplasms, phylogeny of in western US, 487 Taenia crassiceps, induction o
Plasmodium brasilianum, monkeys are natural re cvsticerci of, 649
French Guiana, 11 Tams l gene sequences, USs€ of ind
Plasmodium falciparum, apparent tolerance of in infants, | annulata, 245
chronic infections of in Sudan, 447 ‘Testes or muscles, in schistosome
EBA-175 kDa peptides of bind to human red blood cells, 225 Theileria annulata, detection of usit
genetic restrictioonf , 335 245
population dynamics of in an unstable malaria area, 105 Theileria parva, a 32 kDa surface
Index of Subjects
reaction index for in East Coz ome species, grouping of mixed infections of in
nidylate synthase, in Trichinella, spp., 593 } SR
rance, of Plasmodium falciparum in infants in a highly ilence, satellite prediction of, 121
ndemk area, l
smission and chronic infections in Sudan, 447
eels, 289 role of in the amplification of louping-ill
missiotr
601
h irradiated larvae of Litomosoides
excretory—secretor\
nidvlate biosv1 1d1ne uum, effects of neuropeptide
nosoma cru icture and genetic
role of lambs in looping-ill, 97
some lymph« if Echinococcus multilocularis in Ziirich,
terferon-y, 281