International Journal of Leprosy and other Mycobacterial Diseases

ISSN 0148-916X

Vol. 53 N° 3 - Jul/Aug/Sep - 1985

ORIGINAL ARTICLE

1- Results from cation and mass fingerprint analysis of single cells and from ATP measurements of M. leprae for drug sensitivity testing: a comparison

U. Seydel; B. Lindner; A. M. Dhople

2- Use of human skin to demonstrate antinuclear antibodies in lepromatous leprosy patients

Carlos Lamas-Robles; Amado González-Mendoza; Gloria Pérez-Suárez; Silvia Mejía-Arreguín

3- Comparison of radiometric macrophage assayand the mouse foot pad infection for the evaluation of Mycobacterium leprae sensitivity/resistance to dapsone

M. Sathish; R. J. W. Rees; P. S. Seshadri; Indira Nath

4- In vivo Responses to Mycobacterium leprae: antigen presentation, interleukin-2 production, and immune cell phenotypes in naturally occurring leprosy lesions

Jack Longley; Abebe Haregewoin; Tabebe Yemaneberhan; Titia Warndorff van Diepen; John Nsibami, Daniel Knowles; Kendall A. Smith; Tore Godal

5- Microscopic findings of delayed reactions elicited by the skin test reagent leprosin a derived from M. leprae

N. M. Samuel; J. L. Stanford; K. V. Desikan

6- An in situ immunohistological study of Mitsuda reactions

Elizabeth Dugan; Robert L. Modlin; Thomas H. Rea

7- Successful kidney transplantation in leprosy and transitory recurrence of the disease

J. L. Teruel; F. Llaño; M. del Hoyo; A. Rocamora; E. Gómez Mampaso; C. Quereda; J. Ortuño

8- Immunity to leprosy. 1. the proliferative response of murine T lymphocytes to Mycobacterium leprae

A. G. Douglas-Jones; J. D. Watson

9- Negative observations on immunological side effects of rifampin and dapsone in mice

Yoko Nagata; Kenji Kohsaka; Tonetaro Ito

10- Chemical characterization of the dapsone binding site of lysozyme

Geeta Datta; Sharad S. Naik; Shantoo Gurnani

11- Electron microscopic observations of cell wall and cytoplasmic membrane in murine and human leprosy bacilli

Tsunehiko Hirata

12- Use of gas chromatography to differentiate Mycobacterium leprae from cultivable armadillo-derived mycobacteria, M. avium/intracellulare, and M. lepraemurium by analysis of secondary alcohols

Lennart Larsson; Philip Draper; Françoise Portaels

13- Isolation of characteristic glycolipids possiblyincluded in spherical droplets around M. Leprae

Yukiko Fukunishi; George P. Kearney; John Whiting Jr.; Gerald P. Walsh; Wayne M. Meyers; Frank B. Johnson

14- Renal lesions and other Major findings in necropsies of 133 patients with leprosy

Anand Date; Seshadri Harihar; S. Elizabeth Jeyavarthini

15- Simulation of vaccination and resistance inleprosy using an epidemiometric model

Michel F. Lechat; Claudine B. Misson; André Lambert; André Bouckaert; Mark Vanderveken; Claire Vellut

EDITORIALS

16- Leprosy in young children-past, present and future

M. E. Duncan

17- Patient compliance in leprosy control: a necessity in old and new regimens

Han Huikeshoven

CORRESPONDENCE

18- Evidence for the activity of rifampin on the neuropathy of foot pad-inoculated mice with Mycobacterium leprae

Alain Sebille; Marie-Odile Crepon; Claire-Cecile Guelpa; Jacques Grosset

19- NADH-methemoglobin reductase and reticulocytosis

Omar Sergio Caticha

20- Purification of phenolic glycolipidi from armadillo and human sources

Shirley Wu Hunter; Carol Stewart; Patrick J. Brennan

21- Isolation of phenolic glycolipidi from human lepromatous nodules

Nalini Vemuri; Lakshmi Khandke; P. R. Mahadevan; Shirley W. Hunter; Patrick J. Brennan