Infectious Diseases / Microbiology

This volume synthesizes cutting-edge advances in molecular immunology and medical microbiology, focusing specifically on the impact of sex and gender differences on infection patterns and therapeutic treatments for infectious diseases.

A comprehensive, self-instructional textbook designed for students and professionals covering the taxonomy, morphology, and clinical relevance of parasites encountered in human medicine.

A detailed volume covering Malaria, focusing on pharmaceutical treatments (drugs), the disease pathology, and insights derived from post-genomic biology. It is published as part of the Current Topics in Microbiology and Immunology series.

This lecture note provides basic knowledge on medical parasitology, focusing on medically important parasites prevalent in the tropics and Ethiopia. It is intended for students of health science and medicine, serving also as a valuable reference for parasitologists, graduate students, and health professionals.

A practical guide addressing key topics of everyday importance to dentists, dental nurses, and the rest of the dental team. Written in an accessible style with full colour illustrations throughout, focusing on infection prevention and control.

A practical textbook designed to cover clinical parasitology, often used in Clinical Laboratory Science programs. The second edition emphasizes practical application and includes interactive quizzes and study tools to reinforce knowledge.

A vademecum focusing on medical parasitology and parasitic diseases. Includes bibliographical references and index.

This comprehensive textbook provides an updated, evidence-based guide to bacteriology, virology, mycology, and parasitology. It focuses on the pathogenesis, rapid diagnosis, and treatment strategies for human infectious diseases, integrating immunology concepts and antimicrobial resistance patterns.

This chapter provides a laboratory exercise covering fundamental concepts in parasitology, including the relationship between parasite and host, differentiating protozoan cysts and trophozoites, and explaining vectors and transmission methods. It specifically discusses major parasites such as Toxoplasma gondii, Giardia lamblia, Cryptosporidium, and Plasmodium species (malaria).