| coccidian parasites of domestic pigs (sus scrofa domestica) in bihar. | | 1970 | 5529009 |
| observations on the incidence and pathology of natural lungworm infection in pigs (sus scrofa domestica) in bihar. | | 1967 | 5626568 |
| on the helminth parasites of domestic pigs (sus scrofa domestica) in bihar (india). | | 1968 | 5689819 |
| serological evidence of japanese encephalitis virus activity in bihar. | serum samples from 404 pigs originating from eight districts of bihar were examined for haemagglutination-inhibiting and complement fixing antibodies of japanese encephalitis, dengue-2, west nile and chikungunya viruses. japanese encephalitis viral infection was found to be widely prevalent compared to other arboviruses tested. relatively large number of pigs had antibodies to jev only (i.e. monoconverters). high geometric mean titre to jev was observed. these observations appear to be of epidem ... | 1982 | 6293995 |
| possible relation of seropositivity to japanese encephalitis in pigs with the 1978 epidemic of human encephalitis in bihar. | | 1982 | 6294932 |
| serological evidence of persistence of japanese encephalitis virus activity in bihar, india. | a total of 64 sera samples from ducks, 212 from 245 fowls, 1 from 16 sparrows and 5 from human were examined for hi and cf antibodies to japanese encephalitis (je), west nile (nw), dengue-2 (dn-2), and chikungunya (chik) viruses. the results were compared with those obtained earlier while examining pigs' sera from the same area. the results revealed that ducks, fowls and peridomestic sparrows possessed antibodies to jev. jev activity in ducks and fowls was significantly higher compared to its ac ... | 1983 | 6315620 |
| sero-epidemiologic studies on the 1980-epidemic of human encephalitis in east and west champaran, bihar, india. | | 1983 | 6323569 |
| sandfly survey in nainital and almora districts of uttaranchal with particular reference to phlebotomus argentipes, vector of kala-azar. | kala-azar continues to pose a major public health problem in bihar, west bengal and parts of eastern uttar pradesh in india causing great deal of morbidity and mortality. during 1998, several kala-azar cases from sub-himalayan region were treated in delhi hospitals. and a suspected focus of kala-azar was subsequently reported from this area. therefore a preliminary sandfly survey was carried out during october, 1999 in 18 randomly selected villages at different altitudes in nainital & almora dis ... | 2001 | 11898464 |