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Browsing Artículos sobre cisticercosis y T. solium publicados por investigadores mexicanos by Author "Flisser, A."

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  • Population-based survey of taeniasis along the United States-Mexico border
    Behravesh, C. Barton; Mayberry, L. F.; Bristol, J. R.; Cardenas, V. M.; Mena, K. D.; Martinez-Ocana, J.; Flisser, A.; Snowden, K. F. (Annals of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology, 2008)
    Taenia solium and T. saginata are zoonotic tapeworms of substantial medical and economic importance. Although human taeniasis is widely recognised as an endemic problem in Mexico, its presence in the United States is poorly ...
  • Portrait of human tapeworms
    Flisser, A.; Viniegra, AE.; Aguilar-Vega, L.; Garza-Rodriguez, A.; Maravilla, P.; Avila , G (Journal of Parasitology, 2004)
    The tapeworms of the genus Taenia that infect human beings are T. solium, T saginata and T. saginata asiatica. Taenia solium and T. saginata exhibit unequivocal features that characterize them; in contrast, only recent DNA ...
  • Proceedings of the Symposium on Neurocysticercosis, C-Now!
    Flisser, A.; van der Kaay, H.J.; van Knapen, F.; Overbosch, D. (Acta Leidensia, 1990)
  • Seroepidemiology of human cysticercosis in Mexico.
    Woodhouse, E.; Flisser, A.; Larralde, C. (Cysticercosis: present state of knowledge and perspectives., 1982)
  • Short report: Evaluation of a self-detection tool for tapeworm carriers for use in public health
    Flisser, A.; Vazquez-Mendoza, A.; Martinez-Ocana, J.; Gomez-Colin, E.; Leyva, RS.; Medina-Santillan, R. (American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 2005)
    The current study was designed to evaluate a tool for the self-identification of tapeworm carriers. Clinical and animal health care practitioners and schoolteachers were trained regarding the life cycle, risk factors, and ...
  • Specific and cross reacting antigens of parasitic helminths
    Espinoza, B; Flisser, A. (Archivos de Investigación Médica, 1986)
  • Taenia solium: current understanding of laboratory animal models of taeniosis
    Flisser, A.; Avila , G.; Maravilla, P.; Mendlovic, F.; Leon-Cabrera, S.; Cruz-Rivera, M.; Garza, A.; Gomez, B.; Aguilar, L.; Teran, N.; Velasco, S; Benitez, M.; Jimenez-González, D. E. (Parasitology, 2010)
    Neurocysticercosis is a public health problem in many developing countries and is the most frequent parasitic disease of the brain. The human tapeworm carrier is the main risk factor for acquiring neurocysticercosis. Since ...
  • The U5/U6 snRNA genomic repeat of Taenia solium
    Jean-Joseph, B.; Flisser, A.; Martinez, A.; Metzenberg, S (Journal of Parasitology, 2003)
    The U6 and U5 snRNA (small nuclear ribonucleic acid) genes were identified in Taenia solium with the aim of characterizing their sequence and genomic structures. They are contained within a shared 1,009-nt tandem genomic ...
  • The US-Mexico border infectious disease surveillance project: Establishing binational border surveillance
    Weinberg, M.; Waterman, S.; Lucas, CA.; Falcon, VC.; Morales, PK.; Lopez, LA.; Peter, C.; Gutierrez, AE.; González, ER.; Flisser, A.; Bryar, R.; Valle, EN.; Rodriguez, A.; Hernandez, GA.; Rosales, C; Ortiz, JA; Lander, M; Vilchis, H; Rawlings, J; Leal, FL; Ortega, L; Flagg, E; Conyer, RT; Cetron, M (Emerging Infectious Diseases, 2003)
    In 1997, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Mexican Secretariat of Health, and border health officials began the development of the Border Infectious Disease Surveillance (BIDS) project, a surveillance ...
  • Using national health weeks to deliver deworming to children: lessons from Mexico
    Flisser, A.; Valdespino, J. L.; García-García, L.; Guzman, C.; Aguirre, M. T.; Manon, M. L.; González-González, G.; Gyorkos, T. W. (Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 2008)
    Mexico established national health weeks (NHWs) in the early 1980s to promote childhood vaccinations. Because of the cumulative worldwide peer-reviewed scientific evidence, the recommendations of the World Health Organization ...

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