Bibliography of trypanosomiasis ; embracing original papers published prior to April, 1909, and references to works and papers on tsetse-flies especially Glossina paplalis, Rob.-Desev. Compiled by C. A. Thimm.

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1909
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Credit: Bibliography of trypanosomiasis ; embracing original papers published prior to April, 1909, and references to works and papers on tsetse-flies especially Glossina paplalis, Rob.-Desev. Compiled by C. A. Thimm. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps—continued. 1906, vii, p. 88. On the action of Brillantgrun on Trypanosoma hrucei. (Current literature.) 1907, viii, pp. 452-455. Dr. Koch's latest work on Sleeping Sickness in Africa. (Current hterature by Captain E. D. W. Greig.) 1907, ix, pp. 299-309. Morris (Captain A. H.). Annual Sanitary Report, 1906— Sierra Leone [Trypaiio-somiasis']. 1907, ix, pp. 026-640. Koch (Dr. Robert). Report on the work of the German Expedition for tlie investigation of Sleeping Sickness. (Translation by Lieutenant A. I. Fortescue, R.A.M.C.) 1907, ix, p. 214. Trypanosomes of mosquitoes and other insects. (Current literature by Captain E. D. W. Greig.) 1907, ix, pp. 107-109. Ehrlicli's recent work on the chemical therapy of Try- panosomiasis. (Current literature by Captain E. D. W. Greig.) 1908, January, xi, p. 41-44. Harvey (Captain F.). Note on the Investiga- tion of Cattle Disease in the Protectorate of Sierra Leone. 1908, X, pp. 530-532. Fortescue (A. Irvine). Record of a case of Sleeping Sickness in a European. Compiled from the Medical Case Sheets. 190S, xi, p. 547-550. Report on tlie work of the French Sleeping Sickness Commission. (Current literature.) 1908, xi, p. 047. Concerning the treatment of experimental Tryjjanosomiasis. (Current literature.) 1908, July, xi, p. 12. Harvey (F.). Report on diseases affecting the troops and animals of Sierra Leone. (Trypanosomiasis in animals). 1908. July, xi. pp. 24-45. Hamerton (A. E.) and Bateman (H. R.). Remarks on the study of biting flies, with special reference to the genus Olossina. 1908, August, xi, p. 145. Harvey (Captain F.). Further re2oort on the diseases of tlie troops and animals of Sierra Leone, 1908, September, xi, pp- 243-249. Hamerton (A. E.). An introduction to the methods of studying the morbid histology of disease-carrying insects. 1908. November, xi, p. 547. Surra in the Federated Malay States. (Studies from the Institute for Medical Research, Federated Malay States, No. 9. Drs. Eraser and Symonds.) 1908, November, xi. No. 5, pp. 547-550. Report on the work of the French Sleeping Sickness Commission. Edited by M. F. Mesnil, Paris, February, 1908. Journal of the Royal Institute of Public Health. Jjondon : 83-89, Great TitcMeld Street. 1907, May, xv, p. 296. Weber and Krause (M.). On the treatment of artificial trypanosoma infections with stains. (Summary from Berliner hlinisclie Wochen- sehrift, 1907, pp. 192-197.) 1907, June, xv, pii. 321-340. July, xv, pp. 385-403 ; August, xv, pp. 449-456. Ehrlich (Professor Paul). The Harben Lectures, 1907. Experimental Researches on Specific Therapeutics. 1907, October, xv, p. 614. Bouffard (Dr. J.). Preliminary note on Souma, a Trypanosomiasis of the French Soudan. [Abstract from Anriales de I'lnstitut Pasteur. 1907, xxi. pp. .587-592.] 1908, May, xvi, pp. 302-305. Sleeping Sickness, by W. R. S. Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society. London: 14, Henrietta Street, W.C. 1886, December, pp. 913-928. Crookshank (E. M.). Flagellated protozoa in the blood of diseased and apparently healthy animals. (Plate xvii. TJif. iSurra Parasite.) 1886, December, pp. 1006-1007. Parasites of the Blood. (Review of Danilewsky's article in Archives Slaves de Bioloqie, I, pp. 85-91). 1886, pp. 635-637. Parasites of the blood. 1. Trypanosoma sanguinis Gruby. (Review of Danilewsky's article in Biologisches Cenlralhlatt. 1885, v, pp. 529- 537.) 1887, April, p. 358. Crookshank (E. M.). Photomicrographs of flagellated protozoa in the blood. 1887, pp. 977-978. Parasites in the blood. (Review of Danilewsky's article in Archives Slaves de Biologie, iii, pp. 370-417.) 1896, pp. 428. Tsetse-fly disease. (Review of Blandford's article on Bruce's Prehminary Report in Nature, hii, jjp. 566-568.) 1897, p. 133. Trypanosomata of mammals. (Review of Rouget's article in Annales de rTnsiitut Pasteur, 1896, x, pp. 716-728.) 1901, pp. 425-420. [Koninski.] Trypanosoma sanguinis in batrachians.