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

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  • Detection of genetic variation in Taenia solium
    Maravilla, P.; Souza, V.; Valera, A.; Romero-Valdovinos, M.; Lopez-Vidal, Y.; Dominguez-Alpizar, JL.; Ambrosio , J.; Kawa, S.; Flisser, A (Journal of Parasitology, 2003)
    Genetic variability among Taenia solium isolates was studied in 160 cysticerci from 6 pigs, 4 from Mexico, 1 from Honduras, and 1 from Tanzania. Random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) analysis performed with 4 commercial ...
  • Immunolocalization of TSOL18 and TSOL45-1A, the successful protective peptides against porcine cysticercosis, in Taenia solium oncospheres
    Martinez-Ocana, Joe; Romero-Valdovinos, M.; de Kaminsky, R.; Maravilla, P.; Flisser, A. (Parasites & Vectors, 2011)
    Taenia solium life cycle includes humans as definitive hosts and pigs as intermediate hosts. One of the measures to stop the life cycle of this parasite is by vaccination of pigs. In experiments performed in pigs with ...
  • Induction of protection against porcine cysticercosis by vaccination with recombinant oncosphere antigens
    Flisser, A; Gauci, CG.; Zoli, A.; Martinez-Ocana, J.; Garza-Rodriguez, A.; Dominguez-Alpizar, JL.; Maravilla, P.; Rodriguez-Canul, R.; Avila , G.; Aguilar-Vega, L.; Kyngdon, C.; Geerts, S.; Lightowlers, MW (Infection and Immunity, 2004)
    Two recombinant Taenia solium oncosphere antigens, designated TSOL18 and TSOL45-1A, were investigated as vaccines to prevent transmission of the zoonotic disease cysticercosis through pigs. Both antigens were effective in ...
  • Isozyme analysis of Taenia solium isolates from Mexico and Colombia
    Maravilla, P.; Valera, A.; Souza, V.; Martinez-Gordillo, M.; Flisser, A (Memorias do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz, 2003)
    Mexican and Colombian Taenia solium cysticerci and some species of Taenia adults were assayed using cellulose acetate electrophoresis to distinguish between isolates. Isozyme patterns for ARK, GOT G3PD, GPI, and MPI were ...
  • Lack of postmortem digestion of tapeworms in golden hamsters experimentally infected with Taenia solium
    Garza-Rodriguez, A.; Maravilla, P.; Mendlovic, F.; Mata-Miranda, P.; Robert, L.; Flisser, A. (Veterinary Parasitology, 2007)
    Taenia solium causes human neurocysticercosis, a public health problem in Mexico and other developing countries. Surprisingly, tapeworm carriers are very rarely found and in necropsy studies practically no tapeworms have ...
  • 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 ...
  • 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 ...

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