1. Flow cytometric assay for estimating fungicidal activity of Amphotericin B in human serum

   • Edith Martin
   • Ute Schlasius
   • Sucharit Bhakdi

   Original Investigations Pages: 117 - 126

2. Prevalence of infections affecting the child among pregnant women in Yaounde, Cameroon

   • Peter M. Ndumbe
   • A. Andela
   • Phillippe Nyambi

   Original Investigations Pages: 127 - 130

3. Evidence that bismuth salts reduce invasion of epithelial cells by enteroinvasive bacteria

   • Dieter W. Gump
   • Owen W. Nadeau
   • Diane H. Meyer

   Original Investigations Pages: 131 - 143

4. Deposition of bismuth by Yersinia enterocolitica

   • Owen W. Nadeau
   • Dieter W. Gump
   • Diane H. Meyer

   Original Investigations Pages: 145 - 152

5. Parvoviruses are inefficient in inducing interferon-β, tumor necrosis factor-α, or interleukin-6 in mammalian cells

   • Jörg R. Schlehofer
   • Martin Rentrop
   • Daniela N. Männel

   Original Investigations Pages: 153 - 164

6. Experimental Yersinia enterocolitica infection in rats: analysis of the immune response to plasmid-encoded antigens of arthritis-susceptible Lewis rats and arthritis-resistent Fischer rats

   • Karoline Gaede
   • Dietrich Mack
   • Jürgen Heesemann

   Original Investigations Pages: 165 - 172

7. Prevalence of hepatitis C virus infections in dialysis patients and their contacts using a second generation enzymed-linked immunosorbent assay

   • U. Schlipköter
   • U. Gladziwa
   • M. Roggendorf

   Original Investigations Pages: 173 - 180