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A Dodin

Publications and source records attributed to A Dodin.

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[Demonstration of Pseudomonas pseudomallei (Whitmore's bacillus) in the mud of Iranian ricefields (author's transl)].

Whitmore bacillus had killed a horse and a mule in a herd bred for serum production in 1970 (Baharsefat and Amjadi). Out of 157 soil samples from rice fields in Northern Iran it was possible to isolate 19 times Pseudomonas pseudomallei (types I and II) possessing a very high pathogenicity for animals. Attempts at an evaluation of the human incidence of the disease.

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[Value of the indirect immunoperoxidase reaction in the sero-diagnosis of amebiasis].

The number of our findings is still to small to draw definite conclusions. They however show that this technique is very sensitive and highly specific for the diagnostic of tissular amebiasis. Moreover, it significantly reduces the reading difficulty, because the morphologic differences between ameba and the other elements of the antigen is easy to see. The other advantages of the method are: the use of usual optic microscope, which allows the serologic diagnostic in moderatly fitted out laboratories, the use of electron microscope which allows the study of internal structure of the parasite, the preservation of the slides for several months, permitting therefore comparative studies.

Amebiasis↗

[Comparative study of the indirect immunofluorescence and indirect immunoperoxidase reactions in bilharziasis].

The immunoperoxidase technique is easy, specific and very sensitive. Its allows the diagnostic of bilharziosis in 97 % of the patients. The test is considered as specific with titers equal or higher than 1/80. Thanks to its relative easiness, high sensitivity and high specificity, this technique permits to read the findings on an usual optic microscope and before all to preserve the slides for several months, and therefore to carry out comparative studies.

Evaluation Studies as Topic↗