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Henry Shortt
British protozoologist (1887-1987)
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Malaria
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132 works
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Infection of hamsters (Cricetulus griseus) with Leishmania donovani by the oral and conjunctival routes / Shortt, H.E. [and others].
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Date: [1932]
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Infection of hamsters (Cricetulus griseus) with Leishmania donovani by the oral and conjunctival routes / by H.E. Shortt [and others].
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Date: 1928
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Further transmission experiments in kala-azar with Phlebotomus argentipes / by H.E. Shortt [and others].
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Date: 1928
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The "Resistant non-flagellate torpedo and O bodies" of Row seen in old cultures of Leishmania donovani in their relationship to the production of infections / by H.E. Shortt [and others].
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Date: [1927]
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The "Resistant non-flagellate torpedo and O bodies" of Row seen in old cultures of Leishmania donovani in their relationship to the production of infections / Shortt, H.E. [and others].
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Date: [1932]
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Festschrift in honour of H.E. Shortt on the occasion of his 80th birthday, 1967 / [edited by P.C.C. Garnham and J.J.C. Buckley].
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Date: 1967
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Swellengrebel, Shortt and Hackett. Photograph, Washington, 1948.
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Reference: 14654i
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Henry Shortt. Photograph.
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Reference: 14595i
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Henry Edward Shortt. Photograph.
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Reference: 14212i
Frequent collaborators
Swaminath, C. S.
Kala-azar Commission (India)
Barraud, P. J.
Craighead, A. C.
Related topics
Leishmania
Leishmaniasis, Visceral
Phlebotomus
India
Animals
Malaria
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