'Chagas disease' presentation slideshows

Molecular phylogeography of Chagas disease vectors in the Amazon: vector control implications

Molecular phylogeography of Chagas disease vectors in the Amazon: vector control implications. Fernando Monteiro Departmento de Medicina Tropical, FIOCRUZ, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil. Chagas Disease. FACTS Impact: 16-18 million cases At risk: 100 million in 21 countries

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Gastroenterology

Gastroenterology. Swedish Family Practice Residency Didactics July 31, 2001. A quick trip through the GI track with brief stops at the esophagus, stomach, liver, colon, rectum and anus. And a little diarrhea. The Upper GI Tract. Esophagus Stomach Pancreas Gallbladder Liver.

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Vector-Parasite Genomic Related Databases

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Melissa A. Greenwald, M.D. Office of Cellular, Tissue and Gene Therapies (OCTGT); CBER

Issues Related to the Potential Transmission of Trypanosoma cruzi by Human Cells, Tissues and Cellular and Tissue-Based Products (HCT/Ps). Melissa A. Greenwald, M.D. Office of Cellular, Tissue and Gene Therapies (OCTGT); CBER Blood Products Advisory Committee 26 April 2007. Overview.

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WHO comparative evaluation of serologic assays for Chagas disease

WHO comparative evaluation of serologic assays for Chagas disease. Journal Club April 2, 2009. Chagas disease (American trypanosomiasis). caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi, which is transmitted: By the triatomine bug (kissing or reduviid bug) Vertically Blood transfusions

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Eukaryotic microorganisms

Plantae. Animalia. Fungi. Protista. Monera. Eukaryotic microorganisms. Fungal anatomy: Thalli. hyphae. mycelium. Fungal anatomy: Fruiting bodies. Sporangiospores (sac). Chlamydospores (walled in). Conidiospores (no sac). Important yeasts: Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Thallus

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Introduction Skeletal Myoblasts cells diferentiation

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Universidad del Este Kate Katherine da Silva Batista Hesse do Nascimento Lima

Biochemical and ultrastructural study of the interaction process between Rhodnius prolixus and Trypanosoma rangeli. Universidad del Este Kate Katherine da Silva Batista Hesse do Nascimento Lima. What is Chagas disease?. Where is Chagas disease?.

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New Drugs for Neglected Diseases: The PDP / DNDi Model & Chagas Disease

New Drugs for Neglected Diseases: The PDP / DNDi Model & Chagas Disease. IDEA-UAEM Workshop, April 2009 Jana Armstrong, Director DNDi North America. Neglected Disease Control Challenges. Environmental factors: Populations live in poor, remote, sometimes politically unstable areas

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International Symposium Centenary of Chagas Disease 1909 . 2009

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Spatial Analysis

Spatial Analysis. Chapter One. Spatial Analysis. Patterns of spatially distributed points. Correlation with environmental variables. Interpolations and predictive models.

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Protists

Chapter 28 Key Points. Protists. Protists are Highly Varied. Simplest Eukaryotes Most diverse kingdom Can be unicellular or multicellular Paraphyletic Under reorganization. Evolutionary History. Evolved from cyanobacteria Serial endosymbiosis Evidence: Separate DNA

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Minimally Invasive Compressional Assist Device

Minimally Invasive Compressional Assist Device. TRIDORE MEDICAL Erika Brown, Caryl Brzymialkiewicz, and Mark Carlson. Advisor: Dr. Drew Gaffney, M.D. Professor of Medicine, VUMC. Project Definition. To design a cardiac assist device, implantable with minimally invasive surgery that aids in

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Beware Of Blood!

Beware Of Blood!. By: Faith Efada David Hernandez Zenona Hammond. Case Study.

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Chagas Disease ( Trypanosoma Cruzi )

Chagas Disease ( Trypanosoma Cruzi ). By: Chris Oregon Pd. 6 th. Symptoms. Chagas disease occurs in two stages: An acute stage, which happens shortly after an initial infection Chronic stage, which develops over many years.

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PROTISTS & FUNGI

PROTISTS & FUNGI. Lecture 2. Evolutionarily Ancient Flagellates. Trypanosomes. Have one large mitochondrion Spread through biting insects Eg. African sleeping sickness and Chagas disease .

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Peter Hotez MD PhD FAAP

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