1. An enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay with whole trophozoites ofToxoplasma gondii from serum-free tissue culture for detection of specific antibodies

   • A. Obwaller
   • A. Hassl
   • H. Aspöck

   Original Paper Pages: 361 - 364

2. Genetic comparison ofNeospora caninum withToxoplasma andSarcocystis by random amplified polymorphic DNA-polymerase chain reaction

   • Zhi-Gang Guo
   • Alan M. Johnson

   Original Paper Pages: 365 - 370

3. Prevention of clinical trichostrongylidosis in calves by strategic feeding with the predacious fungusDuddingtonia flagrans

   • P. Nansen
   • M. Larsen
   • S. Aa. Henriksen

   Original Paper Pages: 371 - 374

4. Immunoelectron microscopical localization of a circulating antigen in the excretory system ofSchistosoma mansoni

   • J. J. P. M. Bogers
   • H. A. M. Nibbeling
   • A. M. Deelder

   Original Paper Pages: 375 - 381

5. Cloning and immunological characterisation ofEchinococcus granulosus ferritin

   • Klaus Ersfeld
   • Philip S. Craig

   Original Paper Pages: 382 - 387

6. Comparison of the patterns of codon usage and bias betweenBrugia, Echinococcus, Onchocerca andSchistosoma species

   • John Ellis
   • David A. Morrison
   • Bernd Kalinna

   Original Paper Pages: 388 - 393

7. Ionic composition of the liver flukeFasciola hepatica from different mammalian hosts and comparison with host bile

   • R. H. Caseby
   • M. Harriott
   • I. Fairweather

   Original Paper Pages: 394 - 397

8. Cell-adhesion molecules expressed by activated eosinophils inOnchocerca bolvulus infection

   • Norbert W. Brattig
   • Adams Z. Abakar
   • Thomas F. Kruppa

   Original Paper Pages: 398 - 402

9. Ultrastructure study of the excretory system and the genital primordium of the infective stage ofOnchocerca volvulus (Nematoda:Filarioidea)

   • G. Strote
   • Insa Bonow

   Original Paper Pages: 403 - 411

10. Flagellum-mediated adhesion ofTrypanosoma congolense to bovine aorta endothelial cells

    • Andrew Hemphill
    • Carole A. Ross

    Original Paper Pages: 412 - 420

11. Ribosomes ofLeishmania are a target for the aminoglycosides

    • Mohammad Maarouf
    • Françoise Lawrence
    • Malka Robert-Gero

    Original Paper Pages: 421 - 425

12. Occurrence ofN-acetyl-andN-O-diacetyl-neuraminic acid derivatives in wild and mutantCrithidia fasciculata

    • Maria Adelaide Do Valle Matta
    • Vandiléa Aleksitch
    • Manuel José Gil Esteves

    Original Paper Pages: 426 - 433

13. Serum levels of circulating anodic antigen and circulating cathodic antigen detected in mice infected withSchistosoma japonicum orS. mansoni

    • A. B. Van't Wout
    • N. De Jonge
    • A. M. Deelder

    Short Communication Pages: 434 - 437

14. Anti-tubulin immunohistochemistry study ofEchinococcus granulosus protoscolices incubated with albendazole and albendazole sulphoxide in vitro

    • J. Pérez-Serrano
    • G. Denegri
    • F. Rodríguez-Caabeiro

    Short Communication Pages: 438 - 440

15. Detection of an “epimastigote-like” intracellular stage ofTrypanosoma cruzi

    • Jean-François Faucher
    • Théo Baltz
    • Klaus G. Petry

    Short Communication Pages: 441 - 443

16. The SAG2 antigen ofToxoplasma gondii and the 31-kDa surface antigen ofSarcocystis muris share similar sequence features

    • Marie-France Cesbron-Delauw

    Short Communication Pages: 444 - 445

17. Elucidation of the life cycle of the intestinal protozoanBlastocystis hominis

    • M. Singh
    • K. Suresh
    • E. H. Yap

    Short Communication Pages: 446 - 450