Titlebook: Biochemistry of Parasitic Protozoa; W. E. Gutteridge,G. H. Coombs Textbook 1977Latest edition W. E. Gutteridge and G. H. Coombs 1977 evolu

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Control of Diseases caused by Parasitic Protozoa,Prevention (prophylaxis) and treatment of diseases caused by microorganisms has been attempted in four ways:

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Protein Metabolism,Proteins are fundamental to all aspects of cell metabolism and are found throughout every cell. They normally constitute more than 50 per cent of its dry weight, and are the most important agents for the expression of the genetic material of the cell.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-15809-6evolution; nervous system; physiology; Model invertebrates

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Siegfried Hummel,Wolfgang Männeltics of animal cells. In addition, they may be regarded either as unicellular or noncellular organisms. There has been considerable controversy as to which of each pair of definitions is more correct. Such arguments, however, are only of passing interest to the biochemist and therefore will not be p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10548-0nly small amounts of material, such as those involving radiotracers, are often favoured. The preparation of the protozoan material in a form suitable for the application of the standard techniques, however, requires the specialist methodology which will be outlined in this chapter. The reader is urg

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