Vol. 56 N° 4 - Oct/Nov/Dec - 1988

ORIGINAL ARTICLE

1- Reactional states in the nasal mucosa: a clinical and histopathological study

Anand Job; Chinoy J. G. Chacko


2- Use of anti-M leprae phenolic glycolipid-I antibody detection for early diagnosis and prognosis of leprosy

Frantz Agis; Pascal Schlich; Jean-Louis Cartel; Claude Guidi; Marie-Anne Bach


3- Serologic responses to Mycobacterium leprae-specific phenolic glycolipid-I antigen in sooty mangabey monkeys with experimental leprosy

Bobby J. Gormus; David K. Ohashi; Susumo Ohkawa; Gerald P. Walsh; Wayne M. Meyers; Patrick J. Brennan; Cynthia Trygg


4- Antibodies to HIV-1 in sera from patients with mycobacterial infections

Lalita ShivRaj; Shripad A. Patil; Anita Girdhar; Utpal Sengupta; K. V. Desikan; H. Srinivasan


5- In Vitro synthesis of antimycobacterial antibodies with different specificities in various tissues of leprosy patients

Rudy F. M. Lai A Fat; Morten Harboe; Jimmy C. Chan Pin Jin; Martina M. C. Diesselhoff-den Dulk; Ralph van Furth


6- Solubilization of preformed Iimmune complexes in sera of patients with type 1 and type 2 lepra reactions

Asit K. Chakrabarty; A. Kashyap; V. N. Sehgal; Kunal Saha


7- Defining the magnitude of ocular complications from leprosy: problems of methodology

Paul D. Courtright


8- Cytogenetic effect of dapsone, an antileprotic drug, in the mouse in Vivo System

B. Roy; R. K. Das


9- Effects of freezing and thawing on the viability and the ultrastructure of in Vivo grown mycobacteria

Françoise Portaeis; Krista Fissette; Karin De Ridder; Paula M. Macedo; Aimé De Muynck; Manuel T. Silva


10- Inhibition of phenolic glycolipid-I synthesis in extracellular Mycobacterium leprae as an indicator of antimicrobial activity1

Eugene B. Harris; Scott G. Franzblau; Robert C Hastings


11- Repetitive DNA sequence of Mycobacterium tuberculosis: analysis of differential hybridization pattern with other mycobacteria

Prabhakara P. Reddi; G. P. Talwar; Pramod S. Khandekar


12- Renal granuloma and mesangial proliferatie glomerulonephritis in leprosy

Suleiman A. Al-Mohaya; Peter E. Coode; Abdullah A. Alkhder; Mohammed O. Al-Suhaibani


EDITORIAL

13- Blister calendar packs-potential for improvement in the supply and utilization of multiple drug therapy in leprosy control programs

George D. Georgiev; A. Colin McDougall


14- A review of health education in leprosy

Jeffrey L. Lennon


CORRESPONDENCE

15- Nerve damage in leprosy

Vanaja P. Shetty; Noshir H. Antia


16- Pyrazinamide as a part of combination therapy for BL and LL patients-a preliminary report

Louis Levy


17- Reply to Dr. Levy

Mrs. Kiran Katoch


18- Thalidomide and exfoliative dermatitis

A. Salalla; R. D. Kharkar


19- A large hypoanesthetic patch in borderline tuberculoid leprosy

Kader N. Mohamed


20- Arthus-like phenomenon and lepromin A-a case report

A. Salalia; R. D. Kharkar


21- Skin smears and bacterial index in multiple drug therapy

M. N. Agrawal; D. Porichha


22- Search for leprous infection in some small wild animals of Louisiana

Charles K. Job; F.R.C. Path.; Joe L. Allen; Robert C. Hastings


23- Psychrophilic mycobacteria in M. leprae-infected tissues

Laszlo Kato


24- Multiplication of armadillo-derived M. leprae in murine dissociated Schwann cell cultures

Noshir H. Anna; Nerges F. Mistry; Varsha C. Kulkarni


NEWS AND NOTES

25- News and Notes


BOOK REVIEW

26- Book Reviews


CURRENT LITERATURE

27- Current Literature


U. S. - JAPAN COOPERATIVE MEDICAL SCIENCE PROGRAM

28- Twenty-Third Joint Leprosy Research Conference


REVIEWERS

29- Reviewers


ACKNOWLEDGMENT

30- Acknowledgment


STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND CIRCULATION

31- Statement of Ownership

W. Felton Ross


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