... -- Introduction 13 -- List of abbreviations 15 -- 1 The influence of human diseases on regional development ... ... 17 -- 1.1 WHO (World Health Organization) 17 -- 1.1.1 The history and the structure of the organisation ... ... -- 1.4 EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) and other organisations 24 -- 1.4.1 The history and structure ... ... and main mission 33 -- 2 Risk factors for the development of disease 35 -- 2.1 Factors important for ... ... the development of disease 35 -- 2.2 The spread of disease causative agents through living organisms ...

... of infectious diseases in immigrants -- Surveillance systems for tropical infectious diseases in developed ... ... the problem of multiresistance -- Viral hepatitis -- Leishmaniasis -- Viral haemorrhagic fevers -- Arthropod-borne ... ... immigrants: comparison of several countries 3 -- 1.4 Impact of immigration on infectious diseases in developed ... ... protocols 32 -- 4.4 References 38 -- 5 Diarrhoea syndrome 41 -- 5.1 Approach to acute diarrhoea in developing ... ... Clinical features of malaria 68 -- 6.5 Diagnostic procedures 70 -- 6.6 Prevention and prophylaxis: development ...

... INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT OF MULTICELLULAR ORGANISMS 9 -- 2. ... ... ARTHROPOD A 17 -- 11. CHORDATA 18 -- 12. VERTEBRAT A 18 -- 13. MAMMALIA 19 -- 3. ... ... SEXUAL REPRODUCTION 40 -- Ontogenic Development 41 -- 6. GENETICS 41 -- 1. ... ... GEOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AND EVOLUTION OF INDEPENDENT LIFE 51 -- 4. ... ... ONTOGENESIS AND INTRAUTERINE DEVELOPMENT 73 -- 19. FUNCTION OF PLACENTA 73 -- 20. ...

... A Model for Enzyme Movement Is Suggested by the Crystal Structure 262 -- ??? ... ... Introduction 350 -- EEB Lytic Development Is Divided into Two Periods 352 IQfeS Lytic Development Is ... ... Supercoiling Affects the Structure of DNA 476 -- ?? ... ... DNA Structure Varies on the Nudeosomal Surface 763 ??? ... ... 790 ÉESÉf Summary 791 -- 30 ControLLing Chromatin Structure 796 -- Introduction 797 -- ??? ...

... 68 -- Eukaryotic genomes have several sequence components 69 -- Most structural genes lie in nonrepetitive ... ... fixation could maintain identical repeats 103 -- Satellite DNAs often lie in heterochromatin 106 -- Arthropod ... ... stringent response 298 -- Autogenous control may occur at translation 301 -- Alternative secondary structures ... ... chromosomes 553 -- The extended state of lampbrush chromosomes 556 -- Transcription disrupts the structure ... ... 589 -- DNAase hypersensitive sites change chromatin structure 593 -- Domains define regions that contain ...

... drugs: Types 68 -- Antiviral drugs: Mechanisms of action 70 -- Appendicitis 72 -- Arenaviridae 73 -- Arthropod-borne ... ... 91 -- Avian influenza 95 -- Babesiosis 98 -- Bacteria classifications and types 99 -- Bacteria: Structure ... ... 306 -- Decontamination 307 -- Dengue fever 308 -- Dermatomycosis 310 -- Dermatophytosis 311 -- Developing ... ... Food-borne illness and disease 435 -- Francisella 439 -- Fungi classification and types 441 -- Fungi: Structure ... ... Medical Journals 1224 -- Pharmaceutical List 1230 -- Historical Resources -- Time Line of Major Developments ...

... Urbanization, arthropod and rodent pests and human health. GRATZ, N.G. ... ... SESSION 3 PESTS OF MEDICAL AND VETERINARY IMPORTANCE -- Skin lesions produced by arthropods. ... ... ENMARIA - European network for management of arthropod resistance to insecticides and acaricides. ... ... Tactics for reducing indoor arthropod allergens. SHAPAS, T.J.- SMITH, W.L. ... ... Structural pest control: What we are teaching - What we should be teaching? ...