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Partial table of contents: <p>Epidemiology of Lymphatic Filariasis (J. W. Mak).</p> <p>Some Unsolved Problems in the Epidemiology of Onchocerciasis (A. Southgate).</p> <p>Clinical Responses in Human Onchocerciasis: Parasitological and Immunological Implications (C. D. Mackenzie et al.).</p> <p>Scanning Electron Microscopy of Brugia Malayi (V. Zaman).</p> <p>Dynamics of the Filarial Surface (R. E. Howells).</p> <p>Characterization of the Filarial Genome (K-L.</p> <p>Sim et al.).</p> <p>Onchocerca Antigens in Protection, Diagnosis and Pathology (M. E. Parkhouse et al.).</p> <p>Cell Adherence to Microfilariae of Onchocerca Volvulus: A Comparative Study (J. F. Williams et al.).</p> <p>Regulation of Immune Responses in Lymphatic Filariasis (W. F. Piessens et al.).</p> <p>Humoral Immune Responses in Human Onchocerciasis: Detection of Serum Antibodies in Early Infections (N. Weiss & M. Karam).</p> <p>Antibody Responses to Human Lymphatic Filarial Parasites (R. M. Maizels).</p> <p>Immunodiagnosis of Bancroftian Filariasis (S. Dissanayake & M. M.</p> <p>Ismail).</p> <p>The Cat Infected with Brugia Pahangi as a Model of Human Filariasis (D. A. Denham & C. Fletcher).</p> <p>Primate Model for Onchocerciasis Research (B. M. Greene).</p> <p>Ocular Lesions in Onchocerciasis.</p> <p>Antifilarials and their Mode of Action (D. Subrahmanyam).</p> <p>Index.</p>

<p><b>David Evered</b> and <b>Sarah Clark</b> are the editors of <i>Filariasis</i> and other titles.</p>

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