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Continued and unacceptable Threats to the well-being of millions of people Tropical / subtropical / domestication Animals and costs around the world Embrace parasites in terms of human misery And the economic loss is immeasurable. Parasitology Research on parasites and interaction with parasites
guest. The science of parasitology has been around for some time It has a history and has set foot in zoology. Identification and emphasis on classification Parasites and clarifications <The action of life cycles, Tropical and veterinarian Concern for dise.ne5 from parasites. But now the argument is intertwined as follows: Microbiology, Immunology, Cell Biology, MuttuJar With biology and other aspects of biology Medicine whose limits are becoming more and more I'm not sure. Once a parasite It turned out to be the cause of the disease And its life cycle, its control, or Eradication accompanies development For medicines, vaccines and anti-vector measures. Those who thought this, seriously underestimated the
complete hold a parasite has on its host and the intimacy of the relationship between them. Parasites exhibit combinations of biochemical, physiological and nutritional adaptations unique in the animal world and also display a range of
mechanisms for evading the immune responses of the host unknown to other pathogens. Their ecology is also far more complex than that of freeliving organisms. Parasites, however, are relucunt to yield up their secrets and, over the last two decades, the various challenges presented have attracted the
attention not only of parasitologists but also biochemists, molecular biologists, immunologists, physiologists and epidemiologists as well as those working in the more applied fields of medicine, veterinary medicine and the pharmaceutical industry.
Above all, parasitology is a field in which the intellectual rewards of basic and applied research are matched by the potential benefits to be gained. Parasitology is a very active science with over 20 major journals devoted solely to it and a similar number of books and monographs published each year. The first textbooks of parasitology were essentially zoological and were concerned with deuiled descriptions of individual species of parasites with little about the diseases caused. These were soon complemented by books that concentrated on the major parasites of humans and were largely concerned with tropical diseases. Today there ate several excellent textbooks that cover the impotant diseases of humans very well but, ineviubly, many important aspects are not considered in such textbooks and areas such as biochemistry, molecular biology, physiology, immunology and epidemiology tend to be the subjects of specialized monographs. Few of these specialized monographs bridge the gap between the traditional texts and recent research developments and this gap has been partially filled by a few multiauthor works that present research findings in a more general context. necessarily, However, like many such a monograph is excellent. they are at a very high level Undergraduate course or newcomer Department of Parasitology
This is the background of this book It is written and intended to present All modern parasirology in a nutshell and The comprehensive passage of this book is a direct replacement To Modern Parasitology, 10. published about years ago, the problem during that time Big changes have taken place in the form of technology.