Vol. 39 N° 3 - Jul/Aug/Sep - 1971

ORIGINAL ARTICLE

1- Attempts to establish the armadillo (Dasypus novemcinctus Linn.) as a model for the study of leprosy

W. F. Kirchheimer; Eleanor E. Storrs


2- The nine-banded armadillo: A model for leprosy and other biomedical research

Eleanor E. Storrs


3- Lymphocyte transfer reactions in leprosy patients

S. H. Han; R. S. Weiser; J. J. Tseng; S. T. Kau


4- Lymphotoxin production by lymphocytes from leprosy patients

S. H. Han; R. S. Weiser; J. J. Tseng


5- The treatment of leprosy with the sulfones I. faget's original 22 patients. A thirty-year follow-up on sulfone therapy for leprosy

R. R. Jacobson; J. R. Trautman


6- Controlled drug trial of B.663 compared with DDS. preliminary (48 week) report

Jose C. Tolentino; Jose N. Rodriguez; Rodolfo M. Abalos


7- Activity against M. Leprae of lincomycin and two derivatives, of amicetin, phosphonomycin and two derivatives of tetrahydronaphthylaminopropylpiperidine

Charles C. Shepard; Rosalind M. Van Landingham; Martha A. Redus; Laura L. Walker


8- Further notes on the incidence of leprosy in Hong Kong children living with a lepromatous parent

R. M. Worth; K. O. Wong


9- Delayed lepromin reaction and BCG application in first grade school children in S. Paulo, Brazil

T. A. Barbieri; W. M. Correa


10- Serum Lipase In Leprosy

Arvind M. Dhople


EDITORIALS

11- Armadillo number eight and leprosy

O. K. Skinsnes


12- M. Leprae and its "affinity" for nerves

O. K. Skinsnes


13- Announcements, tenth International Leprosy Congress


NEWS AND NOTES

14- News and notes


BOOK REVIEWS

15- Book reviews


CURRENT LITERATURE

16- Current literature


ACKNOWLEDGMENT

17- Acknowledgment


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