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Infectious Diseases in Developing Countries: An Introduction to the Major Problems in Global Medicic diseases into the mainstream of biomedical science. Amazing new tools developed via recombinant-DNA and other technologies offer great opportunities for progress in alleviating the suffering and social stagnation which are the consequences, in part, of the burden of infectious diseases among popul

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The Challenge: Biotechnology Transfer to Public Health. Examples from Arbovirology,ecombinant DNA technology has provided a plethora of new approaches for the development of vaccines. The priorities for development of new vaccines and delivery methods have been redefined by the Children’s Vaccine Initiative. Among the diseases targeted for vaccine improvement or development are th

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Black Fungi: A Model for Understanding Tropical Mycosis,or allergic. Such a classification scheme is based upon the fact that fungal infections are the result of dynamic host-pathogen interactions. These interactions can be monitored by observing and measuring clinical, pathological, and mycological changes. Each observation that is made represents a sin