• Malaria Vaccine
• Hookworm Vaccine
• Schistosome Vaccine
• Genomic tools for Malaria
• Interactive maps and epidemiology
• Immune Evasion
• Allergy and Ascariasis
• Mosquito control
• Immunocompromised
  Hosts
• Anti-malarial drug development
• Anti-parasitic drug development
• Conflict and parasites
• Parasites of Bees
• Morgellons:
  Fact or Fiction?
• Eradication of
  Chaga’s Disease
• The world’s most successful parasite
• Guinea worm eradication

FURTHER INFO

For further information on the topic of parasitic immune system evasion, please explore our references in the Reference page and these extra websites and articles!

• www.cdc.gov
• The Center for Disease Control has archival information on all parasites and other pathogens.

• http://www.nature.com/ni/focus/immune_evasion/classics/index.html
• This Nature website compiles classic immune evasion articles that describe the mechanisms discussed on this website and many more.

• Denkers, Eric Y. “From cells to signaling cascades: manipulation of innate immunity by Toxoplasma gondii.” FEMS Immunology and medical Microbiology. 39 (2003) 193-203.
• Toxoplasma gondii is an interesting intracellular parasite that uses similar mechanisms that we have described.

• Van der Ploeg, Lex H.T. “Control of Variant Surface Antigen Switching in Trypanosomes.” Cell Press. 51 (1987). 159-161.
• African trypanosome T. brucei is the quintessential extracellular parasite. This minireview highlights its infamous evasion mechanism, antigenic variation.

• Oneworldhealth.org
• For more information on this nonprofit organization and to hear more about the latest in drug development and approval in developing countries, visit its website.

• Khamesipour, Ali, et. al. “Leishmaniasis vaccine candidates for development: A global overview.” Indian Journal of Medical Research (2006).
• A comprehensive overview of current and emerging Leishmaniasis treatments.