[Study of the limits of the Senegalese focus of endemic syphilis].
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Biomedical subjects
I Faye
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Specific immune recognition of insect hemolin.
Bacteria entering the body cavities of insects are recognized by hemolymph components and subsequently inactivated by phagocytosis and nodule formation. A hemolymph component called hemolin is apparently involved in the recognition process. It binds to a bacterial surface molecule and forms a stable complex with other hemolymph proteins. Hemolin binding is independent of bacterial lipopolysaccharide (LPS) structure, whereas the complex formation is dependent on the presence of the carbohydrate moiety of LPS molecules. The specificity of immune recognition in insects is discussed.
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Acquired immunity in insects: the recognition of nonself and the subsequent onset of immune protein genes.
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Physiological aspects of the immunoglobulin superfamily in invertebrates.
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[New enquiry into the source of trepanomatosis in Casamance (Senegal)].
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[Some aspects of Recklinghausen's disease in West Africa. Apropos of 35 cases seen in Dakar from 1959 to 1964].
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[Note on the mycetomas of the nape of the neck and the scalp in Africans].
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[1st cases of Besnier-Boeck-Schaumann disease observed in West Africa].
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[New survey of endemic syphilis in Senegal. Clinical and epidemiological study. Serological study, isolation of a Treponema strain].
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