title: The African Trypanosomes (World Class Parasites)
author: Samuel J. Black
description: <strong>'</strong>[...] this book is not just attractive for researchers working on African trypanosomiasis, it will also be a very useful addition to the protozoological section of a library for other researchers and students.<strong>'</strong><br /> <strong>European Journal of Protistology, 38 (2002)</strong>
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  Copyrigh t © 1978 by T be American Society of Tropi ca l Medicin e and Hygiene 
  BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION 
  OF SOME SPECIES 
  OF TRYPANOSOMA 
  (SCHIZOTRYPAN
  UM) FROM BATS 
  ( MICRO CHIROPTERA ) * 
  J. R. BAKER,M. A. MILES, D. G. GODFREY,ANDT. V . BARRETT 
  M edical R esearch Co1mcil Biochemical Parasitology Unit, M olteno Instit,11te, Cambridge, U.K., 
  and London School of Ji ygiene and Tropical M edicine, Keppel Street, L ondon, U.K. 
  Abstract. 
  Try panosoma (Schizotry pani1,1n) species isolated from bats (Micro chiroptera ) 
  in Europe and Latin America were exami ned by determinin g the buoyan t densities of their 
  nuclear and kinetoplastic deoxyribonu cleic acid (DNA) and the electrophoretic patte rn s of 
  six isoenzymes. By these criteria they were separa ted into three distinct groups-t
  wo frorn 
  Europe ( T. dionisii and T. vespertilionis ) and one fr om America. T. dionisii 