Medical Microbiology

culture 373
diagnosis 652
morphology 373
pathogenesis 373
seealsoDermatomy-
coses
Desensitization 140
Deuteromycetes 34 8, 352
DiagnosisseeLaboratory
diagnosis;specificinfec-
tions
Diaminobenzylpyrimidine
190
Diaminopyrimidines 533
Dicrocoelium
dendriticum543,556,
557
diagnosis 641 , 643
Dientamoebafragilis
504 – 505
Differentialstaining 14 8,
21 1–2 12
DiGeorgesyndrome 140
Digestion 161
Digestiveglandinfections
64 1–6 43
seealsospecificinfections
Dihydropropoxymethyl-
guanosine(DHPG) 404
Dilutioncoefficient 36
Dilutionseriestests 204
Dinitrophenol(DNP) 140
Diphtheria254, 257
clinicalpicture 25 6, 257
diagnosis 256 – 257 , 631
epidemiology 257 – 258
nasopharyngeal 257
prevention 258
therapy 257
seealsoCorynebacterium
diphtheriae
Diphtheriatoxin 1 6,254,
256
detection 257
regulation 18 – 19
Diphyllobothrium(diphyl-
lobothriosis) 561 , 575 – 576
clinicalmanifestations
576
diagnosis 57 6, 640
lifecycle 576
occurrence 575 – 576
prevention 576
therapy 576
Diplomonadea 477
Diptera 606
Dirofilaria(dirofilariosis)
605

immitis 605

repens 605

Disinfection34, 35

chemicalmethods

39 – 40

kineticsofpathogen

killing 35 – 36

mechanismsofaction

36 – 37

physicalmethodsof

3 7–3 8

heat 37 – 38

radiation 38

practicaldisinfection

40 – 41

Disposition8, 11

DNA

amplificationtechniques

21 6–2 17

bacterialDNAstructure

167 – 168

cloning 178 – 179

modification 177 – 178

replication 16 8, 181

topology 150

transcription 168 – 1 69,

181

translation 1 69, 181

transposableelements

173

virulenceregulation

mechanisms 18 – 19

DNAprobes 216

DNAtumorviruses 396

DNAviruses 377 – 3 78,

412 – 434

double-stranded

413 – 434

replication 384 – 385,

387

single-stranded

41 2–4 13

seealsospecificviruses

DNases 238

Domain 140

Doublediffusiontechni-

que 12 1–1 22

Doxycycline 19 4, 533

Dracunculoidea 545

Dracunculusmedinensis

(dracunculosis) 596

diagnosis 653

Drugresistance

antimalarialdrugs 532

resistanceplasmids 167 ,

16 8, 17 6, 177

seealsoAntibioticresis-

tance

Duffyantigenreceptorfor

chemokines(DARC)85,

140

Duodenalulcer 307 , 638

Dysentery 28 0, 287 – 289

clinicalpicture 288

diagnosis 28 8, 638

epidemiology 288 – 289

prevention 289

therapy 288

seealsoShigella

&E

E-selectin(ELAM) 529

Earinfections 658

Earlyantigen(EA) 424

Earlysummermenin-

goencephalitis(ESME) 607

Ebolavirus 471

clinicalpicture 471

diagnosis 471 , 650

epidemiology 471

pathogenesis 471

prevention 471

Echinocandins 357

Echinococcus(echinococ-

cosis) 565 – 5 75, 634

granulosus565,

566 – 571

clinicalmanifestations

568 – 571

control 571

diagnosis 571 ,625,

643 , 646

epidemiology 568

hosts 566

lifecycle 566 – 568

morphology 56 6, 569

occurrence 566

prevention 571

therapy 571

transmission 29

multilocularis565,

57 1–5 74

clinicalmanifestations

570 , 574

control 574

diagnosis 57 4,625,

643 , 646

distribution 572

epidemiology

57 3–5 74

hosts 573

lifecycle 567 , 573

morphology 56 9, 572

prevention 574

672 DDermatophytes

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