Diagncsis of chronic amebiasis. II. Comparative study of the efficiency of the zinc sulfate centrifugal-floatation technic, in successive stool specimens and of the examination of purged stools, used either separately or in combination – 1-11

M. P. RARRETTO

The guinea-pig and the rabbit as sources for schistosomes (S. mansoni) – 12-14

J. PELLEGRINO

Experimental chemotherapy of Trypanosoma cruzi infection in tissue culture. A comparative study on the action of primaouine, carbidium sulphate and the aminonucleoside of stylomycin – 15-28

L. H. P. da SILVA and E. KIRCHNER

Studies on the cause of death in tetanus. V. “In vitro” studies on aerobic and anaerobic respiration in tissues of mice inoculated with tetanus toxin – 29-34

K. KLOETZEL

Microsporum cookei: isolation from Brazilian wild rodents – 35-37

R. M. CASTRO and M. M. A. ALCHORNE

CASE REPORTS

Cerebral coenurosis: report of a human case – 38-45

F. M. A. CORRRA, S. FORJAZ , N. MARTELLI and F. FERRIOLLI Filho

NOTICES – 46

This issue is dedicated to Gaspar Vianna, in the 50th anniversary of the discovery of leishmaniasis’ treatment by antimoniccls.

HOMAGE

Gaspar Vianna and the discovery of the treatment of leishmaniasis by antimonials – 47-52

L. REY

Old and new observations on the chenmical composition of Trypanosoma cruzi – 53-60

T. von BRAND

The behaviour of a lizard leishmania in hamsters and baby mice – 61-64

S. ADLER

On the epidemiolog’y and epizootiology of cutaneous leishmaniasis of rural type in the Karshi oasis of the Uzbek SSR – 65-78

A. V. DOLMATOVA, T. I. DERGACHEVA and L. N. ELISEEV

A new trypanosome in Saimiri monkeys from Colombia – 79-84

P. C. C. GARNHAM and L. GONZALES-MUGABURU

A new species of sandfly from States of Rio de Janeiro and Espirito Santo , Brazil – Lutzomyia gasparviannai n. sp. (Diptera, Psychodidae) – 85-90

A. V. MARTINS, T. L. GODOY Jr. and E. J. SILVA

New subgenera of Lutzomyia Franca, 1924 (Diptera, Psychodidae, subfamily Phlebotominae) – 91-100

M. P. BARRETTO

Susceptibility of Phlebotomus longipalpis and P. renei to infection by Leishmania brasiliensis – 101-104

M. V. COELHO

Contribution to the study of malaria. II. Liver pathology in acute malaria – 105-111

T. de BRITO, J. A. MEIRA and 0 . N. BASSOI

Immunological reactions in the diagnosis of Chagas’ disease – 112-118

J. MUNIZ and A. C. MORAES

Observations on immunity to superinfections in mice experimentall’y inoculated with Trypanosoma cruzi and afterwards submitted to treatment – 119-123

Z. BRENER

Experimental infection of the guinea-pig with Chagas’ disease and superimposed leishmaniasis, and electrophoretic analysis of the serum – 124-129

R. ZELEDON and C. LIZANO

Pathogenicit’y of Leishmania donovani in man – 130-135

P. C. SEN GUPTA

The intradermal test in schistosomiasis mansoni. VII. Cross reactions with S. japonicum and S. bovis antigens – 136-139

J. PELLEGRINO, E. BIOCCA and J. M. POMPEU MEMORIA

Experimental schistosomiasis in the mouse: histogenesis of the schistosomotic granuloma – 140-148

L. B. DIAS, D. DE PAOLA and J. R. da SILVA

Equine encephalomyelitis in Conchas, São Paulo, Brazil; hemagglutination inhibition reactions with human and equine sera – 149-151

0. A . PEREIRA, L. P. MOREIRA and E. ROJAS

Kynetics of experimental bacteremia in resistance nieasurement – 152-158

H. BRANDAO

Experimental transmission of Leishmania braziliensis. I. Transmission through inoculation of Phlebotomus longipalpis triturates – 159-162

M. V. COELHO and A. R. FALCÃO

The circumoval precipitin reaction in the diagnosis of schistosomiasis mansoni – 163-169

J. PELLEGRINO and F. 0. ANDRADE

Pathology of advanced liver schistosomiasis – 170-179

Z. A. ANDRADE, S. SANTANA Filho and G. REBOLJCAS

Susceptibility of Cebus apella niacrocephalus Spix, 1823, to experimental infection with Schistosoma mansoni – 180-186

Z. BRENER and R. J. ALVARENGA

CASE REPORTS

Jorge Lobo blastomycosis: six new cases found in the State of Amazonas, Brazil – 187-197

M. A. P. MORAES

REVIEWS

Visceral leishmaniasis in Brazil: geographical distribution and transmission – 198-212

L. M. DEANE and M. P. DEANE

Method for laboratory evaluation of antityphoid vaccine – 213-216

H. BRANDÃO

Glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase serum content in cases of leptospirosis – 217-219

E. ELKIS, V. AMATO Neto and J. A. MEIRA

Experimental transmission of Leishmania braziliensis. II. Tranniission of a Mexican strain by the bite of Phlebotomus longipalpis and Phlebotomus renei – 220-224

M. V. COELHO and A. R. FALCÃO

Natural infection of the marmoset Callithrix jacchus by a cruzi-like trypanosome – 225-229

L. M. DEANE

Influence of protein intake on the penetration of cercariae of Schistosoma mansoni in the skin of normal and experimentally infected mice – 230-241

E. COUTINHO-ABATH

Oogram of guinea pigs and rabbits experimentally infected with Schistosoma mansoni – 242-248

A. S. CUNHA, J. PELLEGRINO, C. A. OLIVEIRA and R. J. ALVARENGA

Experimental aspects of schistosomotic splenomegaly – 249-255

Z. A. ANDRADE

The lethal action of 0,0-dimethyl-1-hydroxy-2,2,2-trichloroethyl phosphate (Dipterex) on Strongyloides ratti and Strongyloides stercoralis larvae – 256-260

G. CHAIA and E. PAULINI

CASE REPORTS

Interstitial plasma cell pneumonia due to Pneumocystis carinii Anatomo-clinic study of three cases – 261-268

T. de BRIT0 and L. G. H. B. ENGE

REVIEWS

Diagnosis of intestinal amebiasis by coprologic examination – 269-285

M. P. BARRETTO

NOTICES – 286-288

Susceptibility of Australorbis tenagophilus to Schistosoma mansoni infection – 289-295

M. C. COELHO

Resistance of Australorbis nigricans from the city of São Paulo (Brazil) towards desiccation – 296-298

K.KLOETZEL

Isolation of Microsporum gypseum and Trichophyton mentagrophytes from the soil of the city of Manaus, Amazonas ( Brazil) – 299-301

E. M. VILELA and M. A. P. MORAES

Bioassay for the evaluation of oral typhoid vaccine – 302-304

H. BRANDÃO

Prevalence of Entamoeba histolytica and Entamoeba harimanni in the Municipality of Ribeirão Preto, State of São Paulo (Brazil) – 305-310

F. FERRIOLLI Filho

Liver lesions in Swiss albino mice experimentally infected with Schistosoma mansoni and submitted to different dietary protein levels – 311-322

E. COUTINHOABATH, A. MAGALHÃES Filho and J. M. BARBOSA

Therapeutic value of tetrachloroethylene and bephenium hydroxinaphtoate in ancylostomiasis – 323-329

N. HADDAD, F. FERRIOLLI Filho, C. D. GARDONYI, J. R. TERUEL, C. L. CAMPANA and G. G. DUARTE

CASE REPORTS

Present time clinical revision of the first described human case of Chagas’ disease – 330-337

J. A. SALGADO, P. N. GARCEZ, C. F. de OLIVEIRA and J. GALIZZI

Cervico-uterine amebiasis – 338-340

A. ACEVEDO OLVERA, J. SANTOYO I. and F. BIAGI F

BOOKS RECEIVED – 341

NOTICES  – 342

Use of unit D, (zero mortality) in virus titrations – 343-350

H. BRANDÃO

The reaction of immune-adherence in arborvirus of group A isolated in Brazil. I. Comparison with the complement fixation and hemagglutination-inhibition reactions – 351-357

N. B. ESTEVES, 0. A . PEREIRA, M. R. NILSSON and E. E. TRAPP

Natural infection of Lutreolina crassicaudata crassicaudata by Trypanosoma cruzi – 358-365

M. P. BARRETTO and A. F. SIQUEIRA

Ecology of Australorbis glabratus in Belo Horizonte (Brazil). II. Annual and quarterly variations of the small diameters (Pulmonata, Planorbidae) – 366-374

R. M. de ANDRADE

Effects of amphotericin B upon respiration and anaerobic glycolysis of the diaphragma isolated from mice – 375-377

U. M. SANTOS

Occurrence of Microsporum gypseum and Kerutinomyces ajelloi in the soil of the urban area of Curitiba ( Brazil ) – 378-382

S. 0. P. da COSTA

The immunology of sporotrichosis. I. Sporotrichin test after the cure of sporotrichosis – Sporotrichosis Study Group – 383-385

(A. M. PEREIRA, A. P. GONCALVES, C. S. LACAZ, C. FAVA Netto and R. M. CASTRO)

The immunology of sporotrichosis. II. Sporotrichin test in children without sporotrichosis – Sporotrichosis Study Group – 386-388

(A. M. PEREIRA, A. P. GONCALVES, C. S. LACAZ, C. FAVA Netto and R. M. CASTRO)

Therapeutic activity and criterion of cure of mice experimentally infected with Trypanosorna cruzi – 389-396

Z. BRENER

Wild rodents as spreaders of Schistosoma mansoni ova – 397-402

J. P. de AMORIM

CASE REPORTS

Two new cases of Jorge Lobo’s disease from Manaus, Amazonas (Brazil) – 403-406

M. A. P. MORAES and W. R. OLIVEIRA

NOTES ON TECHNIQUE

A simple concentration method to demonstrate trypanosomes in blood – 407-408

M. P. DEANE and E. KIRCHNER

PRELIMINARY REPORT

Antigenic Llifferences between strains of Trypanosoma cruzi isolated from man and opossums – 409-410

V. NUSSENZWEIG, L. M. DEANE and J. KLOETZEL

BOOKS RECEIVED – 411

AUTHOR INDEX – 412

SUBJECT INDEX – 413 414