896 resultados para Law -- Papua New Guinea


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Bibliography: p. 301-314.

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Originally published , 1910.

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Mutations in the Plasmodium falciparum chloroquine resistance transporter (pfcrt) gene were examined to assess their associations with chloroquine resistance in clinical samples from Armopa (Papua) and Papua New Guinea. In Papua, two of the five pfcrt haplotypes found were new: SVIET from Armopa and CVIKT from an isolate in Timika. There was also a strong association (P < 0.0001) between the pfcrt 76T allele and chloroquine resistance in 50 samples. In Papua New Guinea, mutations in the pfcrt gene were observed in 15 isolates with chloroquine minimum inhibitory concentrations (MICs) of 16-64 pmol, while the remaining six isolates, which had a wild-type pfcrt gene at codon 76, had MICs of 2-8 pmol. These observations confirm that mutations at codon 76 in the pfcrt gene are present in both in vivo and in vitro cases of chloroquine resistance, and that detection of the pfcrt 76T allele could predict potential chloroquine treatment failures.

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Proceedings of the 11th Australasian Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Conference

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Faunistical data of 29 species of Cydnidae are presented. Chilocoris montanus LIS, 1994 is new to the fauna of India, Fromundus pseudopacus LIS, 1994 to Thailand and Laos, Chilocoris assmuthi BREDDIN, 1904, Parachilocoris semialbidus (WALKER, 1867), Macroscytus tenasserimus LIS, 1991 and Pseudoscoparipes nilgiricus LIS, 1990 to Laos, Aethoscytus baloni (LIS, 1994), Aethus indicus (WESTWOOD, 1837) and Fromundus impunctatus LIS, 1994 to Vietnam, Aethus pseudindicus LIS, 1993 and Lactistes mediator (BREDDIN, 1909) to Nepal, Macroscytus aequalis (WALKER, 1867) to Pakistan and New Guinea. With 4 figures.