Held in Nairobi, Kenya
13-17 May 1985
INTERNATIONAL LABORATORY FOR RESEARCH ON ANIMAL DISEASES
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Use of monoclonal antibodies to detect antigens of malaria parasites
Use of infection sera to detect antigens of malaria parasites
Identification of protective antigens of Anaplasma organisms
Antigens of sporozoites of Theileria parva
Cell-mediated immunity as a tool for identification of protective antigens (Theileria parva)
Protective antigens of' African Trypanosomes
Identification and expression of antigen genes
In vitro peptide synthesis
Expression vectors
Construction of a genomic library
Progress in malaria
Progress in Anaplasmosis
Progress in theileriosis: 1. Construction of Theileria parva genomic libraries and identification of sporozoite and macroschizont-specific genes
Progress in Theileriosis: 2. Identification of genes encoding important protective antigens of sporozoites of Theileria parva
Induction of protective responses
Synthetic approaches to vaccine development against cholera-like heat-labile proteins
The role of synthetic adjuvants for enhancement of vaccines
New approaches to diagnosis of parasitic diseases
Use of monoclonal antibodies and DNA probes for diagnosis of parasitic diseases
Development of monoclonal antibodies and specific antigens for diagnosis of African trypanosomiasis
Development of DNA probes for identification of African trypanosomes
Development of nonradioactive DNA probes for identification of African trypanosomes
Genotype analysis of trypanosomes
Use of monoclonal antibodies and DNA probes for theilerial strain/species characterization
Conclusions and recommendations