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RICKETTSIA

A DDC BIBLIOGRAPHY

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MAY 1972

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Alexandria, Virlinla 22314I- REPORT TITLE

RICKETTSIA

A. D9I CRIPTIVE NOTES (7ype of Popoff and Ine ive,.I daeta)

Bibliography (December 1960 June 1970)1 1. AU TnOISI (Ftint us.., middae levilal, last nea)

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I8. ABSTRACT

This bibliography contains 74 references on Rickettsia, withemphasis on Rickettsia Rickettsii and its carrier dermacentorandersoni. Among the topics included are: The biology of tickstransmitting rickettsia; spotted fever and ectoparasites frommammals, and potential disease relationship to vertebrates; and,the role of ticks of the genera dermacentor in comparison totheir interrelationship with bloodsucking arthopods.

Corporate Author-Monitoring Agency, Subject, Title, andPersonal Author Indexes are included.

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*Rickettsla*BlbllographiesTicksRocky Mountain Spotted FeverRickettsia RickettsiiDermacentor AndersoniRickettsia ConoriiDisease VectorsRickettsia ProwazekiArthropodsRickettsia BurnetiDermacentroxenusSao Paulo TyphusMarseille FeverFievre BoutonneuseIxodidaeArgasidaeEpidemiology'

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AD- 741 700

RICKETTSIA

A DOC BIBLIOGRAPHY

December 1960 - Ji~ne 1970

DDC-TAS-72-32

MAY 1972

Approved for public releaise;di s tr i bu t., on tinI im i ted.

DEFENSE DOCUMENTATION CENTER

DEFENSE SUPPLY AGENCY

CAMERON STATION

ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA 22314

UNCLASSIFIED

FOREWORD

The references in this bibliography were compiled from

the Defense Documentation Center's data bank covering the

period December 1960 to February 1972.

Corporate Author-Monitoring Agency, Subject, Title, and

Personal Author Indexes are included.

BY ORDER Or THE DIRECTOR, DEFENSE SUPPLY AGENCY

OFFICIAL

Administrator

Defense Documentation Center

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FOREWORD ................................................ .iii

AD BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES .............................. 1

INDEXES

CORPORATE AUTHOR-MONITORING AGENCY ................ 0-1

SUBJECT ........................................... D-1

TITLE............................................. T-1

PERSONAL AUTHOR ................................... P-1

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UNcL.ASSIr lED

DOC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. IZOHLC

AD-29) 48ARMY BIOLOGICAL LABS FREDERICK mD

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION or DERMACENTOR SILVARUMTICKS AS CARRIERS OF VERNAL ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS (u)

DEC 62 IV SKRYNNIK#A*N*IRYZHKOVIN*Vei

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

nESCRIPTORS: COMMUNICABLE DISEASES. DISEASE F-TONtS*DISEASES, ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS, EPIDEMIOLOGY,SURVIVAL, TICKS; VIRUSES, WAVE TRANSMISSION lU)

AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF PERMACENTOR SILVARUMTICKS AS CARRIERS OF VERNAL ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS 1SPRESENTED.

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DOC REPORT RIIFLOOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO'., Z0,4LC

MARYLAND UNIV C~OLLEGE PARK

TICKS. (Ul

CONTRACT: A419-D23

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

DESCRIPTORS: (OBIBLIOGRAPHIESo ARTHROPODS)s(*ARTHROPODS# BIBLIOGRAPHIES)', DISEASES$DISEASE VECTORS, TICKS, MITES, DIPTEiRASSIPHONAPTERA, LICE, PARASITES, VIRUSES,RICKETTSIALES, SPIROCHAETALES, PROTOZOA,MEDICAL RESEARCH, PUBLIC HEALTH. (U)

IDENTIFIERS: 196),l USSR* (U)

ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RESEARCH IN USSR QN MPDICALLY

IMPORTANT ARTHROPODS AND PARASITIC DISEASES, VOLUME IliNO* 10.

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DDC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO* /ZUHLC

AD-42O 991

OLD DOMINION COLL NORFOLK VA

THE ECOLOGY OF TICKS TRANSMITTING ROCKY MOUNTAINSPOTTED FEVER IN THE EASTERN UNITED STATES, (U)

nESCRIPTIVE NOTE: ANNUAL PROGRESS REPT,s I JUNE 63-)lJAN 69;

FEB 64 B7P SONENSHINEDANIEL E, ICONTRACT: DA49 192MD24)Y

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

OESCRIPTORS: (*ECOLOGYo TICKS); (*TICKS, ECOLOGY),DISEASE VECTORS, RICKETTSIA, BEHAVIORO REPRODUCTION(PHYSIOLOGY), HUMIDITYo DISTRIBUTION, CLIMATOLOGY,TEMPERATURE (U)

IDENTIFIERS: 19649 ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER (U)

FIELD AND LABORATORY STUDIES PERTAINING TO THEECOLOGY OF DERMACENTOR VARIABILIS (PRIMARILY)IN RELATION TO TRANSMISSION OF ROCKY MOUNTAINSPOTTED FEVER ARE REPORTED. ISOLATION OFRICKETTSIA RICKETTSII WAS MADE FROM 18 OF 16 TICKPOOLS COLLECTED AT A 40 ACRE STUDY AREAo AVEGETATIVE SURVEY OF THE STVDY AREA WAS DONE TODETERMINE THE EXTENT OF CORRELATIONS BETWEEN THEDISTRIBU TION OF INFECTIOUS FOCI, TICK DISTRIBUTION,AND OTHER RELATED PHENOMENA, CORRELATIVE ANALYSESARE IN PROGRESS. THE TOTAL ADULT DERMACENTORVARIABILIS POPULATION WAS MEASURED WITH A MARK ANDRECAPTURE TECHNIQUE; DISTRIBUTION, MIGRATION, ANDOTHER ASPECTS OF THE ECOLOGY OF THIS SPECIES ARE ALSOREPORTED, LABORATORY STUDIES ON BEHAVIOR WEREINITIATED WITH TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED SYSTEMS TOPROVIDE HUM:DITY GRADIENTS. UNFED NYMPHS EXHIBITEDA STRONG TENDENCY TO REMAIN IN HUMID AREAS,OVIPOSITION, HATCHING, AND LONGEVITY AT DIFFERENTRELATIVE HUMIDITIES WERE MEASURED. OVIPOSITION WASLARGELY INDEPENDENT OF HUMIDITY, BUT HATCHING WASGREATLY REDUCED AT HUMIDITIES BELOW 652; SURVIVALWAS ALSO GREATLY CURTAILED AT LOWER HUMIDITIES.STUDIES ON THE DYNAMICS OF FEEDING IN D.VARIABILIS ARE ALSO REPORTED, (AUTHOR) fU)

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AD-433 870MARYLAND UNIV COLLEGE PARK

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROMRUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN; AND CHINESELITERATURE* VOLUME III$ NO 41, (U)

64 114P ANASTOS;GEORGE ICONTRACT: DA49 193MD222R

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

DESCRIPTORS: (OBIBLIOGRAPHIES, INSECTS), (*INSECTS,

BIBLIOGRAPHIES), TICKS, MITES, DISEASES, DISEASFVECTORS; EPIDEMIOLOGY, VIRUSES, DIPTERA, LICE,

PARASITES, SPIROCHAETACEAEl RICKETTSIA, IMMUNOLOGY (U)IDENTIFIERS: ENTOMOLOGY; 1964 (U)

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DDC REPORT BIPLIoGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD-606 017FORDHAM UNIV BRONX N Y INST OF CONTEMPORARY RUSSIAN

STUDIES

SELECTED ABSTRACTS FROM SOVIET BOMEDICAL JOURNALS.

SER, 1I1 NO& 5o (U,

MAY 64 lOsP POLLITZERROBERT ;

CONTRACT: DA-18-IOO8-"05iCML-867MONITOR: TT 9 64 71478

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

nESCRIPTORS: 40MICROBIOLOGY, vUSSR)t IMMUNITY;

VACCINES, RICKETTSIA, VIRUSES, DISEASES,ANTIGENS * ANTIRODIES, TICKS, ARBOVIRUSES,

INSECTS; ANIMALS, RODENTSI ECOLOGYt BACTERIA,

EPIDEMIOLOGY, PASTEURELLA, ANTIBIOTICS,

BIBLIOGRAPHIESt ABSTRACTS (U)

SELECTED ABSTRACTS FROM SOVIET BIOMEDICAL

JOURNALS ARE LISTEDo TOPICS INCLUDE IMMUNO',OGY,EPIDEMIOLOGY, BACTERIOLOGY, VIROLOGY, AND

MICRO0IOLOGY. (U$

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DOC REPORT BIRLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO* /ZOHLC

AD-609 O5MARYLAND UNIV COLLEGE PARK

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROMRUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE

LITERATURE, VOLUME )s NO. Ill (U)

64 23P ANASTOS;GEORGE I

CONTRACT: DA49 197M02228MONITOR: TT v 65 60425

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

DESCRIPTORS: IEBIBLIOGRAPHIESp DISEASE VECTORS);(*DISEASE VECTORS, BIBLIOGRAPHIES), (OINSECTStBIBLIOGRAPHIES), TICKS, MITES, RODENTS9 DIPTERA,ARTHROPODS, BACTERIA, SPIROCHAETA, PROTOZOA2 RICKETTSIA,ARBOVIRUSES, VIRUS DISEASES, INSECT CONTROL,INSECTICIDES, OISEASE~s TOXICITY, EPIDEMIOLOGY, USSRfEASTERN EUROPE, CHINA (U) I

IDENTIFIERS: ENTOMOLOGY (U)

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN,CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHIN4ESE LITERATURE,VOLUME 3s NO. Ile

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I

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DOC REPoRT RIBLIoGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD-609 044MARYLAND UNIV COLLE6E PARK

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEUICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROMRUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESELITERATURE, VOLUME ;, NO. 12, (U)

64 ISP ANASTOSGEORGE I

CONTRACT! DA49 191MD2218MONITOR: TT , 6 60426

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

OESCRIPTORS* (ORIBLIOGRAPHIES, DISEASE VECTORS),(*DISEASE VECTORSt BIBLIOGRAPHIES),o 4INSECTSoBIBLIOGRAPHIES), TICKS, ItITES, RODENTS, DIPTERA,ARTHROPODS, BACTEPIAO SPJROCHAETA, PROTOZOA; RICKETTSIA,ARBOVIRUSES# V;RUS OISEASES, INSECT CONTROL;INSECTICIDESt DISEASES, rOXICITY, EPIDEMIOLOeIY, USSR,EASTERN EUROPE, CHINA (U)

IDENTIFIERS: ENTOMOLOGY lUl

C 'RRENT REFERENCES IN MEVICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN,C NTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE LITERATURE,VU'.UME 3, NO. 12,

'7,UNCLASSIFIED /ZOHLC

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DDC R•EPORT BIRLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC


INDEX CATALOGUE TO RUSSIAN, CE11TRAL AND EASTERNEUROPEAN, AND CHINESE LZTtXFATURE IN MEDICALENTOMOLOGY* VOLUME 4, MITjSf tU)

64 II9PCONTRACT: OA49 19MDM223RMONITOR: TT 65 60428

UNCLASSIFIFO REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

OESCRIPTORS: (*TNDEXES, MITES), (*MITES, INDEXES),(.DISEASE VECTORS, BIBLIOGRAPHIES)* (*BIBLIOGRAPHIES,DISEkSE VECTORS), PARASITES, PARASITIC OISEASES,ANIMALS; DISEASFS, RICKETTSIA, INSECTS; LARVAE, YICKS,INSECT CONTROL, INSECTICIDES6 ECOLOGY, EASTERN EUROPE,USSR, CHINA (U)

IDENTIFIERS: ENTOMOLOGY (Ul

INDEX CATALOGUE TO RUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERNEUROPEAN, AND CHINESE LITERATURE IN MrDICAL ENTOMOLOGY.VOLUME q, MITES.


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DDC REPORT SIRLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO, /ZOHLC


CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROMRUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINFSSLITERATURE, VOLUME IV, NUMBER It (U)

65 17P ANASTOSGEORGE I

CONTRACT: DAq9 |9)MD22)8

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

DESCRIPTORS: ieINSECTS, BIBLIOGRAPHIES),(4BIBLIOGRAPHICS, INSECTS), TICKS, MITES, DIPTERA,SIPHONAPTERA, LICE, SPIROCHAETA, BLATTIOAE, BACTERIA,PROTOZOA, RICKETTSIA* PARASITES, HEMIPTERA, VIRUS

DISEASES* DISEASE VECTORS, PEST CONTROL, USSR, EUROPE,CHINA (U)

IDENTIFIERS: ENTOMOLOGY (U)

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN,CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE LITERATURE,VOLUME IV, NUMRER Is

9UNCLAS IFIED /ZOHLC

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AD-61) 666MARYLAND UNIV COLLEGE PARK

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROMRUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESELITERATURE, VOLUME IV, NO. 3. (U)

65 23P ANASTOSGEORGECONTRACT! DA49 191M02278MONITOR: TT o 65-61974

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

MESCRIPTORS: (*INSECTS, BIBLIOGRAPHIES,,(eBIBLIOGRAPHIES9 INSECTS), (*DISEASE VECTORS;

BIsLIOGRAPHIES), TICKS, MITES, DIPTERA, SIPHONAPTERA,HEMIPTERAs LICE, BACTERIA, SPIROCHAETA, RICKETTSIA$PARASITES, VIRUS DISEASES, PEST CONTROL, INSECTICIDES,TOXICITYt USSR, EASTERN EUROPE, CHINA (U)

TDENTIFIERS: ENTOMOLOGY (Ul

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN,CENTRAL AND EASTLRN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE LITERATURE,VOLUME IV$ NO. 7o

i0UNCLASSIFIED IZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DOC REPORT HIMLIOGRAPIHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD- 15.q

MARYLAND UNIV COLLEGE PARK

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROMRIJSSIANg CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE

LITERATURE, VjL. '4, NO. '4,

61 17P ANASTOS;GEORGEICONTRACT: DA'49 193MD2238MONITOR: TT 6 5-62173

UNCLASJIFIý' R~EPORT

1UPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

DESCRIPTORS: (OS1i300IGRAPHIESt nISEASE VECTORS),(*DISEASE VECTORSo 8I8LIOGRAPH.IES,, ISINSECTS,BIBLIOGRAPHIES),'"TICKS, MITES, DIPTERA; SIPHONAPTERA,LICE, SPIROCHAETA, BLATTIDAE, BACTERIA, PROTOZOA.RICKETTSIAs PARASITFS, HEMIPTERA, VIRUS DISEASESo INSECTCONTROL, INSECTICIDESt DISEASES,- EPIDEMIOLOGY, USSR.EASTERN EUROPE, 'CHINA )IDENTIFIERS: EMYTOMOLOGY u

CURRENT REFSRENce$ IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN,CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESELITERATURE, VOL. 4'4NO* 4i,

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UNCLASSIFIED IDDc REPORT BIRLIOGNAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO, /ZOHLC


CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROMRUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESELITERATURE, VOLUME IV, NUMBER 6, IU)

65 ISP ANASTOSGEORGE ICONTRACT: DA49 197MO223BMONITOR: TT 9 6.-62422

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: SEE ALSO AD-613 668a

nESCRIPTORS: f.INSECTSj BIBLIOGRAPHIES),(4bIBLIOGRAPHIESq INSECTSj, (ODISEASE VECTORS;BIBLIOGRAPHIES), TICKS, MITES, DIPTERA;SIPHONAPTERAs LICE, RICKETTSIA; BACTERIA,SPIROCHAETA, PROTOZOA, PARASITESt VIRUSES,

WORMS, IMMUNITY' PEST CONTROL; INSECTICIDESZECOLOGY, EPIDEMIOLOGYt USSR, EASTERN EUROPE,CHINA (U)

TDENTIFIER: ENTOMOLOGY (U)

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN$CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE LITERATURE,VOLUME IV, NUMBER 6@


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CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROMRUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN ANn CHINESELITERATURE. VOL. IV, NO@ 7, 4U)

65 laP ANASTOSGEORGECONTRACT: DA49 191MD2238

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: SEE ALSO AD-616 003,

nESCRIPToRS: (*INSECTS, BIBLIOGRAPHIES), (ODISEASEVECTORSt BIBLIOGRAPHIES), TICKS; MITES, DIPTERA,SIPHONAPTCRAo LICE, INSECTICIDES, PEST CONTROL,ECOLOGY, BLATTIDAEj VIRUSES, BACTERIA,RICKETTSIA, SPI"OCHAETA, WORMS, PARASITES,PARASITIC DISEASESt VIRUS DISEASES, IMMUNITy,EPIDEMIOLOGY, USSR, EASTERN EUROPE, CHINA (U)

IDENTIFIERS: ENTOMOLOGY 4U)

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN,CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE LITERATURE.VOL. IV, NO* 7.

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AD-62U s01ARMY BIOLOGICAL LA8S FREDERICK Mb'

NATURAL FOCUS OF TSUTSUGAMUSHI FEVER, (U)

JUN 6F 12P TARASEVICHlv V, IKULAGINS.M, ;KUDRYASHOVANo Ie[GOPACHENKOlo N. SOMOV,Go P. I

PEPT, NO. TRANSLATION-1799MONITOR: TT 6 65-61607

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SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF ZHURNAL MTKROBIOLOGIIhEPIDEHIOLOGII I IMMUNOBIOLOGII (USSR) V41 NO P19-24|96'4.:

MESCRIPTORS: (*PICKETTSIA TSUTSUGAMUSHI, DISEASEVECTORS), ECOLOGY, ANTIGENS + ANTIBOD)ES,

DIAGNOSIS, MORPHOLOGY(BIOLOGY) RODENTS, "TICKS, MITES, EMBRYONATED EGG TECHNIQUE, USSR (U)

IDENTIFIERS: COMPLEMENT-FIXATION TESTS IV)

AS A RESULT OF ZOOLOGO-PARASITOLOGICALINVESTIGATIONS IT WAS ESTABLISHED THAT THE FAUNA OFSMALL MAMMALS AND TROMBICULID MITES OF SOUTHERNPRIMORYE IS ANALOGOUS TO THE FAUNA OF CARRIERS ANDVECTORS OF Re TSUTSUGAMUSHI IN NORTH KOREA ANDJAPAN. IT IS MADE UP MAINLY BY THE FOLLOWINGSPECIES; APODEMUS AGRARIUS, MICROMYS MINUTUS,RATTUS NORVEGIOUS CARACO, CRICETULUS TRITON$MICROTUS FORTIl, CROCIDURA LASIURA ANDLEPTOTROMBIDIUM PALIDA, Ls ORIENTALIS, L.PAVLOVSKYI, NEOTROMBICULA JAPONICAp No TAMIYAI,N, MITAMURA. THREE POSITIVE RESULTS WEREOBTAINED DURING THE INVESTIGATION OF 128 SERA OF A.AGRARIUS IN THE REACTION OF COMPLEMENT FIXAYION WITHSPECIFIC ANTIGEN FROM Re TSUTSUGAMUSHI (GILLIAMSTRAIN~o STRAINS OF RICKETTSIA WERE ISOLATED :N 6OUT OF 17 BIOTESTS ON AP. AGRARIUS, IN I OUT OF 7

BIOTESTS FROM M, FORTIS, IN I TEST OUT OF IINVESTIGATION rROM C. TRITON, IN I TEST OUT OF 2 INC. LASIURA. ALL TOLD 9 STRAINS OF RICKETTSIAWERE ISOLATED FROM THE STATED ANIMALS. ANANALOGOUS CAUSATIVE AGENT WAS ISOLATED IN 6 SIOTESTSOUT OF 41 FROM THE LARVAE OF TROMBICULID MITES,REPRESENTED BY SPECIES OF LEPTOTROMBIDIUM PALLIDA,L. PAVLOVSKYI, Le ORIENTALIS, NEOTROMBICULAJAPONICA. BASCD ON MORPHOLOGICAL, TINCTORIAL,BIOLOGICAL AND SEROLOGICAL PROPERTIES; THE ISOLATED

STRAINS WERE IDENTICAL' TO Re TSUTSUGAMUSHIGU(U31L4

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AD-6 2 0 701MARYLAND UNIV COLLEGE PARK DEPT OF ZOOLOGY

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM

RUSSIAN# CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE

LITERATURE, VOLUME IV, NO. 8, fUl

65 19P ANASTOSGEORGE I

CONTRACT: DAQ9 19MOD2258

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

MESCRIPTORS: COINSECTS, BIBLIOGRAPHIES), (*DISEASE

VECTORS; BIBLIOGRAPHIES),.TICKS, DIPTERAsSIpHONAPTERAo MITES, LICE, RICKETTSIA$

PARASITES, VETERINARY MEOICINE, ECOLOGY,

EPIDEMIOLOGYt USSR, 'ERN EUROPEp CHINA (U)

CURRENT REFERENCES IN VIEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN,

CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN ANn CHINESE LITERATURE.

VOLUME IV, NO. As

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AD-621 085

MARYLAND UNIV COLLEGE PARK DEPT OF ZOOLOGY


RUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE

LITERATURE, VOL, IV, NO# 9t (Ul

65 22P ELBLALENA I

CONTRACTI DA49 19ýmfl22)BMONITOR: TT o 65-b4002

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SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

nIESCRIPTORS: (eINSECTS, DISEASE VECTORS), 4eDISEASE

VECTORS, BIBLIOGRAPHIES), TICKS; MITES, DIPTERA,

SIPHONAPTERA, LICE, BACTERIA, SPIROCHAETA,

PROTOZOA, RICKETTSIA, VIRUS DISEASES, INFECTIOUSDISEASES, PARASITIC DISEASES, INSECTICIDES, USSR,

EASTERN EUROPE, CHINA (Ut

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN,

CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE LITERATURE,VOL. IV, NO. 9.

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DDC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. eZOHLC

AD-622 878MARYLAND UNIV COLLEGE PARK DEPT OF ZOOLOGY

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROMRUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESELITERATURE, VOLUME IV, NOo 10, (U)

65 22P ELDLoALENA ;

CONTRACT: DA49 19)MD2238MONITOR: TT ,65-6425:

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DESCRIPTORS: 40INSECTSv BIBLIOGRAPHIES~o (*DISEASEVECTORS9 BIBLIOGRAPHIES) TICKS, MITES, DIPTERA,SIPHONAPTERA, LICE, BACTERIA, SPIROCHOETA,PROTOZOA, RICKETTSIA, PARASITES, PESTICIDES;INSECTICIDES, DISEASESt VIRUS DISEASES,EPIDEMIOLOGY9 ECOLOGY# USSR, EASTERN EUROPE;CHINA cUl

TRANSLATION OF RUSSIAN RESEARCH: CURRENT REFERENCESIN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN, CENTRAL ANDEASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE LITERATURE.

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AD-624 119 6/)MARYLAND UNIV COLLEGE PARK DEPT OF ZOOLOGY

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROMRUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESELITERATURE, VOLUME IV, No. 11, fUl

65 23P ELBLoALFNA I

CONTRACT: DA-49-193-MD-2238MONITOR: TT , 65- 6 q5g9

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

nESCRIPTORS: (*DISEASE VECTORS. INDEXES)o(*INSECTS, DISEASE VECTORS), TICKS, MITES,DIPTERA, SIPHONAPTERA, LICE. MITES,BACTERIA, SPIROCHAETAt PROTOZOA, RICKETTSIA;VIRUS DISEASES, PEST CONTROL, INSECT CONTROL,DISEASESo EPIOEMIOLOGYt USSR, EASTERN EUROPE,CHINA (U)

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN,CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE LITERATURE.VOLUME jVp NO. Ile

18UNCLASSIFIED /ZOMLC

UNCLASSIFIED

COC REPORT RISLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD-624 160 6/)

hARYLAND UNIV COLLEGE PARK DEPT OF ZOOLOGY

INDEX CATALOGUF TO RUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERNEUROPEAN, ANn CHINESE LITERATURE IN MEDICALENTOMOLOGY@ VOLUME VlIl RICKETTSIAL DISEASES* (U'

65 46P ELBLoALENA ICONTRACT: DA-9-19-1-MD-2218MONITOR: TT ' 65-649'4

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: SEE ALSO AD-722 210.

nESCRIPTORS: (*DISEASE VECTORS, INDEXES),(ORICKETTSIAP DISEASES)o EPIDEMIOLOGY,PARASITES, INFECTIOUS DISEASES, LICE, TICKS,MITESC ARTHROPODS9 RODENTS, HEMIPTERA,INSECTS, COXIELLA, RICKETTSIA TSUTSQ GAMUSHI,

USSR, EASTERN EUROPE 'CHINA (UI

THE REFERENCES ARE ARRANGED ALPHiABETICALLY BYAUTHOR ACCORDING TO EACH SPECIFIC DISEASE MENTIONEDWHILE A LIST OF REFERENCES DEALING IN A NON-SPECIFIC

WAY WITH ARTHROPOD BORNE RICKETTSIOSES IS APPENDED@(AUTHOR).

UNCLA FIED /ZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DDc REPORT PiRLIuGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. iZOHLC

AD-625 274 6/2MARYLAND UNIV COLLEGE PARK DEPT OF ZOOLOGY

CURRENT REFERE'NCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROMRUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESELITERATURE, VOLUME 49 NO. 12, CU)

60 lP ELBLALENA 1CONTRACT: DA-49-191-MD-221840ONTOR: TT A A6-60060

UNCLf.SSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: SEE ALSO AD-624 ý599

DESCRIPTORS: (*OISEASE VECTORS; INDEXES),AOINSECTS, DISEASE VECTORS), TICKS, MITES,DIPTERA, SIPHONAPTERA, LICE, BACTERIA,

SPIROCHAETA# PROTOZOAt RICKETTSIA, VIRUSDISEASES, DISEASES, EPIDEMIOLOGY, USSR, EASTERNEUROPE; CHINA, PEST CONTROL, INSECT CONTROL 4U)

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN,CENTRAL AND EASTEPN EUROPEAN A14D CHINESELITERATURE, VOLUME qo NO* 129


UNCLASSIFIED

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AD-627 36 6/1



LITERATURE, VOL. 5, NO, |u) 2

66 16P ELBLALENA I

CONTRACT: DA-49-193-MD-22)8MONITCR: TT , 66-60 31

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: SCE ALSO AD-625 274.

DESCRIPTORS: I.INSECTS9 DISEASE VECTORS), (*DISEASEVECTORS, INDEXES)i TICKS. MITES; DIPTERA,

SIP' NAPTERAt PROTOZOA, RICKETTSIA9 PARASITICDI! -ES, VIRUS DISEASES, INSECT CONTROL, USSR;

EAS .-N EUROPE, CHINA U

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN,LENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE LITERATURE,VOL* 5, NO. I.

2fUNCLASS:FIED /ZoxLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DOC REPORT BIALIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NOD /ZUHLC

AD-6 2 7 460 6/5 6/13

WALTER REED ARMY INST oF RESEARCH WASHINGTON D C

A CONTRIBUTION TO THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ROCKY MOUNTAINSPOTTED FEVER IN THE EASTERN UNITED STATES; (U)

65 aP ATWOODEARL Le ILAMBjJOHNTo ,JRSOAJENSHINEDANIEL Eo I

CONTRACT: PHS-AI-O0218

UNCLASSIFIED REPORTAVAILABILITY: PUBLISHED IN AMERICAN JOURNAL OFTROPICAL MEDICINE AND HYGIENE V14 N% P81-f37 1965.COPIES TO DOC USERS ONLY,

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

nESCRIPTORS: IORICKETTSIA, DISEASES), TICKS;DISEASE VECTORS, EPIDEMIOLOGY, STATISTICALANALYSIS, ECOLOGY, ETIOLOGY, SERODIAGNOSIS,ANTIGENS + ANTIPODIES, URBAN AREAS, RURAL AREAS;UNITED STATES, PUBLIC HEALTH, POPULATION,VI RG I NI A 4UI

EVIDENCE HAS BFEN PRESENTED WHICH SUGGESTS THAT THETRUE INCIDENCE OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER ISCURRENTLY MUCH GREATER THAN THE NUMBER OF REPORTED

CASES. AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF ROCKYMOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER IN VIRGINIA HAS ALSO BEENDESCRIBEoD IT WAS OBSERVED THAT THE REGION WITHTHE, HIGHEST RATE OF DISEASE WAS THE PIEDMONT* ITWAS ALSO SHOWN THAT THE SUBURBAN AREAS ARE HIGH RISKLOCALITILS, WITH ONLY SLIGHTLY FEOER CASES THAN THERURAL AREAS. ABANDONED LAND, EITHER ABANDONEDFIELDS OR WOOOLAND, AS WELL AS SMALL RODENT ACTIVITY,WAS ASSOCIATED WITH ALMOST ALL OF THE CASES STUDIEDBY MEANS OF ON-SITE INVESTIGATIONS. CURRENTLY ORPREVIOUSLY 4FFCTED SMALL MAMMALS WERE PRESENT IN THEIMMEDIATE VICINITY OF CASE LOCATIONS INVESTIGATED ANDWERE APPARENTLY SERVING AS A RESERVOIR OF THEINFECTIOUS AGENT* THE MANNER IN WHICH CERTAINTRENDS IN LAND USE COMBInE TO INCREASE THE TICKHABITAT AREA WAS DISCUSSED, PARTICULARLY IN REGARD TORECENT FIGURES ON THE ABANDONMENT OF CROPLAND,INCRFASE IN HARDWOOD FORESTS, AND INCREASE IN LOGGINGACTIVITY, (AUTHOR) (U)


UNCLASSIFIED

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AD-629 174 60 6/1)



LITERATURE, VOLUME .5 NO, 2s (U)

66 |&4P ANASTOSGEORGECONTRACT: DA-'49-19;-MD-2238,MONITOR: TT 1 66-60709

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT jSUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

DESCRIPTORS: (ODISEASE VECTORS, INDEXES),4*INSECTS, DISEASE VECTOR5S) TICKS, DIPTERA,MITES, SIPHONAPTERA, PEST CONTROL, BACTERIA3SPIROCHAETAt DISEASES, PROTOZOA, RICKETTSIA,VIRUS DISEASES, USSR, EASTERN EUROPE, CHINA (U)

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN,CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE LITERATUREsVOLUME 59 NO. 2,

UNCLASSIFIED /ZOHLC

£•

UNCLASSIFIED

DOC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO, tZOHLC

AD-6314 279 613MARYLAND UNIV COLLEGE PARK DEPT OF ZOOLOGY

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROMRUSSIAN, CENTNAL AND EASTEi'7 EUROPEAN ANO CHINESELITERATURE. VOLUME V. NUMBER 41 (U)

66 114P ANASTOS, GEORGE ICONTRACT: DA'49-193-MD-22380

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

qUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: SEE ALSO AD-034 311

DESCRIPTORS: (.tISEASE VECTORS, INDEXES)o.*INSECT:39 DISEASE VECTORS), TICKS, MITESo'SIPHONAPTERA, DIPTERA, LICE, HEMIPTERA,ARTHROPOOS, tNSECT CONTROL, INSECTICIDES, PESTCONTROL; VIRUS DISEASES, PR.OTOZOA, RICKETTSIA;USSR, EASTERN EU.ROPEp CHINA (U)

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN,CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESELITERATURE.

.24UNCLASSIFIED /ZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DOC. REPORT RItLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

40-614 280 6/2



RUSSIANt CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE

LITERATURE. VOLUME NO* V. NUMBER of 5ul

66 12P ANASTOS; GEORGE 1

CONTRACT: DA-q9-19;-MO-22 181

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: SEE ALSO AD-614 279v

DESCRIPTORS: (ODISEASE VECTORS, INDEXES),

(eINSECTSs DISEASE VECTORS), TICKS, MITESt

SIPHONAPTERAv DIPTERA, HEM1PTERA, ARTHROPODSP

INSECT CONTROL9 INSECTICIDES, PESTICIDESP VIRUS

DISEASESs RICKETTSIAs PROTOZOA, BACTERIAp

sPiROCHAETAP USSR, EASTERN EUROPE, CHINA (U)

25UNCLASSIFIED fZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DOC REPORT BIMLIoGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO' /ZOHLC

AD-634 11q 6/2


CURRENT REFERFNCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM

RUSSIAN) CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE

LITERATURE. VOLUME V. NL'MBER 3, (U)

66 12P ANASTOS; GEORGE I

CONTRACT: DA-49-19.-MD-2218B

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: SEE ALSO AD-629 17'4

DESCRIPTORS: IeDISEASE VECTORS; INDEXES),

(*INSECTS* DISEASE VECTORS), TICKS9 DIPTERA,

MITES, SIPHONAPTERAt ARTHROPODS; BACTERIA,

!! SPIROCHAETA, RICKETTSIA, VIRUS DISEASES9 USSR*

EASTERN EUROPE, CHINA (U)

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIANo

CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE LITERATUREsVOLUME V, NUMBER I,

iii


UNCLASSIFIED jDDC REPORT RIRLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO* /ZOHLC


CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROMRUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAW AND CHINESE

LITERATURE. VOLUME V. NUMBER 6a (UI

66 12P ANASTOS, GEORGE ICONTRACT: DA-Q9-19)-MD-2278,

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

qUPPLEMENTARY NOTE:

MESCRIPTORS; (ODISEAKE VECTORS, INDEXES)s

(9INSECTS, DISEASE VLCTORS), TICKS, DITERAtMITES, SIPHONAPTERA, LICE, ARTHROPODS. INSESTCONTROL, VIRUS DISEASES, PROTOZOA, BACTERIA,SPIROCHAETA, RICKETTSIA, DISEASES, USSR, EASTERNEUROPE, CHINA (U)

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN,CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESELITERATUREt

UNCLASSIFIED /ZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DDC REPORT BIALIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO, /ZOHLC

AD-642 483 6/13 6/0ARMY BIOLOGICAL CENTER FREDERICK MD

DISCUSSIONt 4U|

66 3P GORELICKARTHUR No I

UNCLASSIrIED REPORTAVAILABILITY: PUBLISHED IN BACTERIOLOGICAL REVIEWSV30 N3 P 6d4-9 SEP 1966.

nESCRIPTORS: (*RICKETTSIA RICKETTSII, DISEASES),TICKS; INFECTIONS, AIRBORNE, AEROSOLS,ANTIBIOTICSO ETIOLOGY. RESISTANCE(BIOLOGICALI;MUTATIONS, REVIEWS fUl

REPRINT: AEROGENIC TRANSMISSION OF ROCKY MOUNTAINSPOTTED FEVER@

28UNCLASSIFIED lZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DDC REPORT BIBLIOGHAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO, ,ZOHLC

AD-644 216 6/1

OLD DOMINION COLL NO~rOLK VA DEPT OF BIOLOGY

THE ECOLOGY OF TICKS TRANSMITTING ROCKY MOUNTAIN

SPOTTED FEVER IN A STUDY AREA IN VIRGINIA, (U)

MAR 66 29P SONENSHINEeDA"VEL E, |ATWOODI

EARL L, ;LAMBJOHN To I

CONTRACT: DA-49- 193-MD-2V39

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

AVAILABILITY: PUBLISHED IN ANNALS OF THE

ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA V%9 N6 P12)4-62

NOV 1966o

MESCRIPTORS: (*TICKS# *VIRGINIA), (*RICKETTSIARICKETTSII, DISEASES), ECOLOGY, PLANTS(BOTANY),

DISTRIBUTION, GRASSES, TREES, LIFE CYCLE,

PERIODIC VARIATIONS, PARASITES; CONTROL, DISEASE

VECTORS, ENTOMOLOGY (U)

THE PURPOSE OF THE WORK WAS TO OBTAIN A MORE

COMPLETE UNDERSTANDING OF THE RIONOMIC5 OF TICK

VECTORS WHICH MAY BE IMPORTANT IN THE MAINTENANCE OF

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER IN AN EN7OOTIC

FOCUS, QUANTITATIVE STUDIES ON VECTOR POPULATION

DYNAMICS AND DISTRIBUTION, AS WELL AS OTHER RIOTIC

AND ABIOTIC FACTORS WHICH INFLUENCE THESE SPECIES,

MAY CONTRIBUTE TO THE ELUCIDATION OF THE MECHANISM OF

PERPETUATION OF THE DISEASE IN NATURE. THIS MAY IN

TURN CONTRIBUTE TO AN INCREASED PREDICTABILITY OF

HUMAN INVOLVEMFNT, ALTHOUGH GENERAL STUDIES OF THE

ECOLOGY OF TICKS ARE WORTHWHILE IN THEMSELVES, ONLY

THOSE ECOLOGICAL PHENOMENA CONSIERED BY THE AUTHORS

TO BE IMPRTANT TO UNDERSTANDING ROCKY MOUNTAIN

SPOTTED FEVEV' ECOLOGY WERE INVESTIGATED. THESE

STUDIES WERE DONE SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH STUDIES ON

RICKETTSIA RICKETTSII NATURAL INFECTION.

HOWEVER, THIS PAPER IS CONCERNED SOLELY WITH THE

KNOWN ON POTFNTIAL TICK VECTORS ESTABLISHED IN THE

LOCALITY USED AS A STUDY AREA. (AUTHOR) lU)

29UNCLASSIFIED /ZoHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

ODC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD-6q4 97) 6/) 6/11NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO ) CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OF

MEDICAL ZOOLOGY

STUUY OF THE RnLE OF TICKS OF THE GENERA DERMACENTOR

AND HAEMAPHYSALIS IN TRANSMISSION OF BRUCELLOSIS, (U)

ba ?)P VOLKOVAqAe A. IGREBENYUKIR, V.

ITIMOFEEVA" Fa tGALIEVR, So IMONITOR: NAMRU-1 TRANS-1'14

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS, OF AKADEMIYA NAUK

KIRGIZSKOI 5SR, FRUNZE. IZVESTIYA, SERIYA

BIOLOGICHESKIKH NAUK, V2 N7 P5-2q 1960,

nESCRIPTORS: (*TICKS, DISEASE VECTORS),40BRUCELLA, DISEASES), INFECTIONS. LIFE CYCLE;

SERODIAGNOSIS, CULTURE MEDIA, MAMMALS, GUINEAPIGS, USSR (U)

IN A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF INFECTION OF IXODID TICKS

OF THE GENERA DERMACENTOR AND HAEMAPHYSALIS WITH

BRUCELLEAE OF THE TYPES MELITENSIS AND BOVIS, THE

HIGHEST (821) INFECTION WAS OBTAINED WITH STRAINMELITENSIS. TICKS INFECTED WITH FRESHLY ISOLATED

STRAIN BR. BOVIS NO* 7, PRODUCED POS 4 TIVE RESULTSOF INFECTION IN GUINEA PIGS IN 6400S OF CASES, AND

INFECTION WITH STRAIN BRe BOVIS NO. 28, ISOLATED

MANY YEARS AGO, IN ONLY 29% OF CASES.

HAEMAPHYSALIS TICKS SHOWED VERY HIGH SUSCEPTIBILITY

TO INFECTION WITH BRUCELLEAE9 FROM 12 TEST NITH

THREE STRAINS OF BRUCELLEAE, ONLY ONE GAVE A NEGATIVERESULT, THE TWO TESTS WITH STRAIN BRe BOVIS

NO. 28 GAVE POSITIVE RESULTS IN ALL INVESTIGATIONS@

TRANSOVARIAL TRANSMISSION OF BRUCELLA OF THE TYPEMELITENSIS BY H. WARBURTONI FEMALE THROUGH EGGS TO

LARVAE WAS PROVED. STRAIN BR. BOVIS K-4 WAS

ISOLATED BY BIOLOGICAL TEST FROM Do PAVLOVSKYIFEMALES COLLECTED FROM SHEEP, IN EXPERIMENTS ON

GUINEA PIGS INFECTED WITH BR. BOVIS DURING THE

APPEARANCE OF BRUCELLOSIS IN THE FORM OF LOCALINFECTION OF THE LYMPHATIC NODE, AN AGGLUTINATIONREACTION WAS ASSENT IN BOTH CASES AND CF WAS

POSITIVE IN ONLY ONE CASE. (AUTHOR) fUl


UNCLASSIFIED

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AD-694 998 6/60NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO ) CAIRO |EGYPTj DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

COMPARATIVE DATA ON INFECTION OF TICKS OF THE GENUSDERMACENTOR WITH BRUCELLEAEo (U)

61 2P VOLKOVA;Ao A* ;GREBENYUKiR. V.ITIMOFEEV#Ao Fe ;

MONITOR: NAMRU-1 TRANS-115

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUFPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF AKADEMIYA NAUKKAZAKHSKOI sSR, ALMA-ATA, N1 P106-7 1961.

nESCRIPTORS: (OTICKSo DISEASE VECTORS)#(OBRUCELLA, DISFASES) s INFECTION3 , LIFE CYCLE;

GUINEA PIGS. ETIOLOGY, USSR (U)

TRANSLATION OF RUSSIAN RESEARCH: COMPARATIVE DATA ONINFECTION OF TICKS OF THE GENUS DERMACENTOR WITH BRUCELLEAE.

UNCLANSIFIED /ZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DOC REPORT BIRLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO, 'ZOHLC

AD-6q5 000 6/0 6/1jNAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO 3 CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OF

MEDICAL ZOOLOGY

STUDY OF NATURAL FOC! OF TICK RICKETTS!OSIS INSOUTHWESTERN KIRGIZIA, fU)

63 7P PRORESHNAYATo Le IRAPOPORTtL.

MONITOR: NAMRU-3 TRANS-1•1

UNCLASS!FIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS, OF ZHURNAL MIKROBIOLOGII,

EPIDEMIOLOGII I IMMUNOBIOLOGII (USSR) V'O N12 P96-601963.

nESCRIPTORS: (*TICKS, ECOLOGY); (eCOXIELLA,DISEASES), (*DISEASE VECTORS, TYCKS),RICKETTSIA, MAMMALS, PARASITES, ETIOLOGY,INFECTIONSP EPIEM IOLOGY, RODENTSjSERODIAGNOSIS9 ANTIGENS + ANTIBODIES, USSR (U)

AT THE SOUTHWEST OF KIRGHIZIA, NATURAL FOCI OFTHE RICKETTSOSIS *ERE FOR THE FIRST TIME REVEALED IN19•1 BY pRORESHNAYA AND IVANOV WHO ESTABLISHEDQ FEVER INFECTION AND TICK-BITE RICKETTSIOSIS INIXODES TICKS* WILD ANIMALS - RESERVOIRS OFRICKETTSIOSIS WERE UNKNOWN, IN EXAMINING OF AREAS

OF THE SOUTHWESTERN KIRGHIZIA IN 1960 ?HE AUTHORSHAVE SEROLOGICALLY ESTABLISHED THAT MERIONESERYTHROURUS WERE INFECTED WITH Re. BURNETI AND DoSBIRICUS@ WIDE DISTRIBUTION AND CONSIDERABLENUMBERS OF THESE ANIMALS, AAD RELATIVELY HIGH NUMBEROF TICKS ON THEM INDICATED THAT THESE RODENTS WERE OFGREAT SIGNIFICANCE IN THE EPIZOOTOLOGY OF TICKRICKETTSIOSIS IN THE SOUTHWESTERN PART OFKIRGHIZIA, (AUTHOR) LU)

32UNCLASSIFIED /ZOMLC

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AD-6'i~ 012 63 6/13NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO 3 CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

INVESTIGATION OF NORTH-ASIATIC (SIBERIAN)

RICKETTSIOSIS TN DERMACENTOR NUTTALLI TICKS COLLECTEDIN ONE OF THE KRASNO1ARSK REGION FOCI, (U)

63 7P MERINOV,V. A.mONITOR: NAMRU-) TRANSji55

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS, OF MEDITSINAKAYAPARAZITOLOGIYA I PARAZITAIRrYE BOLEZNI (USSR), V/,2 NI

FiESCRIPTORS: (oEPIDEMIOLOGY, 5IRERIA), (*TICKS;"*DISEASE VECTORS), ECOLOGY, RICKETTSIA'$

DISEASES, GUINEA PIGS, SERODIAGNOSIS, ANTIGENS

+ ANTIBODIES# INFECTION5, IMMUNITY, USSR (U)

IN THE NORTH ASIATIC RICKETTSIOSIS FOCI IN THEKRASNOYARSK REGIO1N DERMACENTOR NUTTALLI TICKSWERE COLL.ECTED AND EXAMINED FOR NATURAL INFESTATIONWITH THE CAUSATIVE AGENT DERHACENTROXENUSSI&BIRICUSs THE TRANSMISSION OF RICKETTSIA INIRECENTLY MOLTED TICKS 1S REDUCED, APPARENTLY BECAUSEOF THE UNDERDEVELOPMENT OF SALIVARY GLANDS DuRINGPOST MOULTING PERIUD. THE FEEDING OF TICKS KEPT

FASTING FOR OVER A YEAR WAS ACCOMPANIED WITHINTENSIVE INFYECTION OF GUINEA PIGS, REACHING ITS PEAKDURING REPC-ATEn LETTING OF THEM ON GUINEA PIGS AFTERARTIFICIALLY INTERRUPTED FEEDING. A CAUSAL AGENT(STRA!N IT'), ISOLATED FROM THE TICKS ANDIDENTIFIED BOTH SEROLOGICALLY WITH A STANDARD ANTIGENAND IMMUNOLOGICALLY BY REPEATED INOCULATIONS WITH THE

ALTAY STRAIN 'NET-SVETAEv't WAS IDENTIFIED AS THECAUSATIVE AGENT OF THE NORTH ASIATICRICKETTSIOSIS. FOLLOWING INOCULATION OF GUINEAPIGS WITH A SUSPENSION OF LARVAE HATCHED FROM TICKEGGS COLLECTED FROM CATTLE, A STRAIN NO. 50 WASISOLATED, PROVING THE TRANSOVARIAL TRANSMISSION OFTHE RICKETTSIAF. HENCE IN THE FOCUS, De NUTTALLIAPPLAR TO BE BOTH THE VECTOR AND THE~ RESERVOIR OFI NFECTI ON. lUl


UNCLASSIFIrED

DDC REPORT BIRLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO, /Z('HLC

AD-645 646 6/1NAVAL MEDICb,•L RESEARCH UNIT NO 3 CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OF

MEDICAL ZOOLOGY

EXPERIMENTS ON PARENTERAL INFECTION OF ARGASID TICKS

ORNITHODORUS PAPILLIPES BY RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI, (U)

65 lP KESAREVO.I P. IPRODANZ, G. I

MONITOR: NAMRU-1 %TT TRANS-?7;8,67-4O•47

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANSe OF PROB. PARASIT (SIC)(USSR), 'N2 P61-3 1963.

iyESCRIPTORS: (OTICK5, *RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI)sINFECTIONS, GROWTH, REPRODUCTIONIPHYSIOLOGY)gDISEAýE5, BLOODI RETICULO-ENDOTHELIAL SYSTEM,

PHAGOCYTESs USSR (U)

THE PO5SIBILITY OF REPRODUCTION OF RICKETTSIAPRO6AZEKI IN THE BODY OF ARGASID TICKS.ORNITHOnORUSPAPILLIPES AFTFR PARENTERAL INFECTION WAS "DEMONSTRATED, WITHIN THE BODY OF PARENTERALLYINFECTED TICKS, MAINTAINED A[ 11C, GENERALIZEDRICKETTSIOSIS OCCURS* PROBABLYWISSENINATION OFRICKETTSiA OCCURS OWING TO CIRCULATION OF HEmOLYMPHAND PHAGOCYTOSIS OF HEMOCYTES. THE PHYSIOLOGICSTATE OF THE TICK EFFECTS THE INTENSITY OFDEVELOPMENT OF RICKETTSIAL INFECTION, MORE

INTENSIVE REPRODUCTION OF RICKETTSIA OCCURS IN THEBODY OF FED VICKS@ (AUTHOR) (U)

~34UNCLASSIFIED /ZOHLC

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DOC REPORT B7qLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL No. /ZOHLC

AD-6145 6'47 6/ )NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO 3 CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OFMEDICAl,. ZOOLOGY

NLW TIKS OF THE FAAILY IXODIDAE# (U)

S; 5 p POMERANTSEVo,. 1.MONITOR: NAMRU-7 ,TT TRN-7;6-0)

UNCLA.5SIFAED REV'CRT

SUPPLLMErTARY NOTE: TRANS, OF PARA1 ZITOLOGICHESK)ISBQRNIK (USSR), VIo P20.4~ 19qe.

t*ESCRIPTORS: (*TICKS, MORPHOLOGY481OLOGYm, USSR (U)

THE TWO SPECIES AND ONE SUBSPECIES OF TICKS[PERSULCATUS KACMREPORT SSS N-,'RHIPICEPI4ALU U

35UNCLASSIFIED /ZOHI4.C

UNCLASSIFIED

DDC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO, /ZOHLC

AD-645 7546/ 6/12

NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO w CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OF

MEDICAL ZOOLOGY

ISOLATION OF TICK-BORNE ENCEPHALI17IS VIRUS FROMDERMACENTOR PICUS HERM. AND IXODSS PERSULCATUS P.SCHo TICKS IN PLACES OF THEIR MUTUAL HADITATIONg (U)

60 IP BELANAo A. ;BILALOVAE. Z. IDUBOVoA* B. ;KATINA, A. ;YANTSENIMe Me I

MONITOR: NAMRU-) ,TT TRANS-I52;67-6OM7T

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS, OF MONO. TICK-BORNEENCEPHALITIS, KFMOROVO TICK-BORNE'FEVER,HEMORRHAGIC FEVER5, AND OTHER ARBOVIRUS INFECTIONS,MOSCOW, 1964 P228. SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE OF THEINST, OF POLIOMYELITIS AND ENCEPHALITIS (.1THR),

ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS.

nESCRIPTORS: (*TICKS, *ARBOVIRUSES)o DISEASEVECTORS, ECOLOGY, DISEASES. USSR (U)

THE OBSERVATIONS WERE CONDUCTED IN ONE STATION OFTHE FOREST STEPPE ZONE IN WESTERN SIBERIA IN THC

VICINITY OF THE TOWN ISHIM, THE STATION IS IN ANAREA IN WHICH rHE MAIN TREES ARE BIRCH AN) ASPEN, ANDTHE LOWER FOREST LAYERS ARE THE S4ME SPECIES, THEGRASS Is MODERATE BY DENSE* TWO SPECIES OF IXODIDTICKS WERE FOUND - Do PICTUS AND Is PERSULCATUS#OBSERVATIONS ON THE PREVALENCE Or TICKS CONDUCTEDOVER !0 DAY PERIODS FROM 20 APRIL TO 30 SEPTEMBER1963, SHOWED D, PICTUS TO BE THE CHIEF SPECIES.THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF ADULTS OF D, PICTUS ADULTSCOLLECTED BY tLANKET DRAGGING PfR ONE KILOMETER WAS18 IN THE CRST TEN DAYS OF hAY, THE MAXIMUMNUMBER OF I* PERSULCATUS UNDER SIMILAR CONDITIONSWAS NOT MORE THAN 7. FOR ISOLATION PURPOSES, 560HUNGRI ADULT D. PICTUS AND 1220 le PERSULCATUSWERE TAKEN@ A TOTAL OF 178 TESTS WAS MADE (10TICKS PER TEST); OF THEM, 56 WERE Do PICTUS AND122 WERE Is PERSULCATUS, THE VIRUSES WEREISOLATED IN WHITE MICE BY INTERCEREBRAL INOCULATIONWITH SUSPENSIONS OF TICKS WITH 2 TO 5 SUCCESSIVEPASSAGES AND IN HUMAN EMBRYU FIBROBLASTS WITHCOXSAKI A21 AS AN INDICATOR. A TOTAL OF '0STRAINS OF TICK-BORNE ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS ()22.8)WERE ISOLATED FROM to PERSULCATUS TICKS AND 7STRAINS FROM Do PICTUS (12,0S), ALL VIRUSESWERE FOUND TO RE PATHOGENIC FOR WHITE MICE BY THEINTEPCEREBRAL AND PERIPHERAL ROUTES OF INOCULATION,, (Ul


UNCLASSIFIED

DOC REPORT BIRLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO, /ZOHLC

AD-60) 017MArILAND UNIV cOLLEGE PARK DEPT OF ZOOLOGY

IXODID TICKS 4ACARINA, IXODIDAF) OF CENTRAL AFRICA.VOLUME IV* GENFRA APONOMMA NEUMANN, 1899, BOOPHILUSCURTICE, 1891, DERMACENTOR KOCH, 18'(; HAEMAPHYSAL|SKOCK, 18449 HYALOMMA KOCH, 1844 AND RHIPICENTORNUTTALL AND WARBURTON, 1908, LISTS AND BIBLIOGRAPHY,

EU!

66 ql4P ELBLALENA IANASTOS;GrORGE 1

CONTRACT: DA-49-oo7-MD-98|

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

9UPPLEMENTARY NOTE: SEE ALSO VOLUME 3, AD-657 516.

DESCRIPTORS: (OTICKS, SUBSAHARAN AFRICA),CLASSIF CATION, IDENTIFICA'TION, DISTRIBUTION,ECOLOGY; MORPHOLOGY(BIOLOGY), DISEASE VECTORS,

MAMMALS, MAPS, TABLES, BIBLIOGRAPHIES (U)

FOR-ABSTRACT, SEE AD-653 (Ul

UNCLASSIFIED /ZOHLC I

UNCLASSIFIED


AD-660 15) 6/;

NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO 2 CAIRO (EGYPT 2 DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

MAIN FEATURES OF PHOTOPERIOOIC REACTION :NDERMACENTOR MARGJNATUS SULZ. TICKS (IXODOIDEA), (U)

61 1,7 BELOZEROV;V, N. ;PVITKoIN,V's

MONITOR: NAMRU-3,TT TRANS-190;A7-63198

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS@ OF ZOOLOGICHESKI ZHURNAL(USSR) VO N) P56:-72 19659

DESCRIPTORS: (*rICKS, ePHOTOPERIODISM); LIFECYCLE, PERIODIC VARIATIONS,REPRODUCTION(PHYSIOLOGY)P DIURNAL VARIATIONS,RHYTHM(BIOLOGY), ECOLOGY, USSR (U)

IN DERMACENTOR MARGINATUS FEMALES (DAGHESTAN

POPULATION) THE DEPENDENCE OF THE OVIPOSITION DELAY

AT 1BC UPON PHOTOPERIODICAL AND TEMPERATURECONDITIONS OF THEIR MAINTENANCE PRIOR TO FEEDING WASINVESTIGATED, THE DELAY OF EGG-LAYING REPRESENTSWINTER DIAPAUSE AND IS DETERMINED BY BOTH LIGHT ANDTEMPERATURE CONDITIONS OF MAINTENANCE OF HUNGRY TICKSIN CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE NORM OF SHORT-DAYPHOTOPERIODICAL REACTION, LONG DAY BRINGS ABOUTPROLONGED DELAY (OVIPOSITION STARTS NOT EARLIER

1THAN AFTER q MONTHS), WHILE A SHORT-DAY STIMULATESTHE NON-DIAPAUSE OVIPOSITION. 14 HRS* OF LIGHT P.D,IS OF CRUCIAL SIGNIFICANCE, NO SHIFT OF THETHRESHOLD OCCURS WITH A CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE, APECULIARITY OF PHOTOPERIODICAL REACTION INDERMACENTOR MARGINATUS CONSISTS IN A DEPENDENCE OFTHE DURATION OF THE DELAY WITHIN THE SHORT-DAy RANGEUPON LIGHT AND TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS OF MAINTENANCE

OF HUNGRY TICKS. AS WELL AS UPON THEIR AGE. THEPHOTOPERIOD OF 9 HRS, OF LIGHT P.,0 AN(% THE

YEMPERATURE OF 18C ARE MOST EFFECTIVE IN THEINDUCTION OF THE SHORTEST NON-DIAPAUSE OVOGENESIS(OVIPOSITION STARTS IN 15.5 DAYS 1 . A CHANGE INTHE DAY LENGTH AND A TEMFERATURE INCREASE (UP TO25C) IiDUiCE A PROLONGATION OF THE DELAY (AT I1sHRS* OF LIGHT AND 25C THE DELAY INCREASES 8.1TIMES). CONDITIONS OF MAINTENANCE OF HUNGRYTICKS DO NOT EFFECT EITHER THE TIME OF PARASITIZINGOR THE WEIGHT OF SATIATED FEMALES, BUT EFFECT"MORTALITY OF THESE LATTER WHICH ATTAINS ITS MAXIMUM

(42-60 ) AT THRESHOLD PHOTOPERIODS AND AT 18C, (U)


UNCLASSIFIED



INDEX CATALOGUE TO RUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERNEUROPEAN, AND CHINESE LITERATURE IN MEDICALENTOMOLOGY. SUPPLEMENT IV# ARTHROPOD-BORNE ANDARTHROPOD-ASSOCIATED DISEASESe *U)

67 94PCONTRACT: DA-49-1931-MD-223B

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: SEE ALSO SUPPLEMENT NO. ;o AD-656

DESCRIPTORS: (*ARTHROPODS, DISEASE VECTORS),"(oDISEASE VECTORS, BIBLIOGRAPHIES),EPIDEMIOLOGY, BACTERIA; DISEASES. BRUCELLA,CHOLERA- MUSCAo LISTERIA, PASTEURELLA,

BLATTIDAE, SALMONELLA, LEPTOSPIRA, BORRELIA,SPIROCHAETA, PROTOZOA, COCCIDIOIDES,HEMOSPORIDIA, LEISHMANIAo PLASMODIUM,TOXOPLASMA. TRYPANOSOMA, RICKETTSIA; MITES,COXIEL6As TICKS, RICKETTSIA TSUTSUGAMUSHI,FEVERS, VIRUS DISEASES, ADENOVIRUSES, BOVINES,

EQUINE ENCEPHALOMYELITIS VIRUS. FOOT + MOUTHDISEASE VIRUS, JAPANESE B ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS,NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS, RUSSIAN SPRING SUMMERENCEPHALITIS VIRUS, *ORMSo FILARIAE, ENTOMOLOGY,IN DEXES (U)

CONTENTS: BACTERIAL DISEASES; SPIROCHAETALDISEASES; PROTOZOAN DISEASES; RICKETTSIALDISEASES1 VIRAL DISEASESI MISCELLANEOUSARTHROPOD-BORNE AND ARTHROPOD-ASSOCIATED DISEASES. (U)


UNCLASSIFIED


AD-666 358 6/11 6/)

*ALTER REED ARMY INST OF RESEARCH WASHINGTON 0 C

EXPERIMENTAL INFeCTION OF THE COTTON RAT SIGMODON

HISPIDUS WITH RICKETTSIA RICKETTSII* (U)

DES:RIPTIVE NOTE: MASTER'S THESIS;

NOV 67 61) SHIRAIA. IBOZEMANsF. MoHUMPHRIESJe We IELISBERGoB. L- ;FABERJ.

UNCLASSIFIED REPORTAVAILABILITY: PUBLISHED IN JOURNAL OFBACTERIOLOGY, 194 N5 pi37)4-9 NOV 1967,

DESCRIPTORS: (JRATS; DISEASE VECTORS);

(*PICKETTSIA RICKET'rSII, RATS), (.DISEASEVECTO,ýS. RICKETTSIA RIcKETTSII), ECOLOGY,VIABILITY, ANTIGENS + ANTIBODIES, DISEASES,

RICKETTSIA, IMMUNITY. TICKS (U)IDENTIFIERS: ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER (U'

STUDIES OF EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF THE COTTON

RAT, SIGHODO'J H:SPIDUS, WITH THE VIRULENT SHEILA

SMITH (P TYPE) AND THF AVIRULENT S1 7 (LN

TYPE) STRAINS OF RICKETTSIA RICKE'TSII WERE

UNDERTAKEN TO EVALUATE THE ROLE OF THIS NATIVE WILDMAMMAL IN THE ECOLOGY OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTEDFEVERe THE SHEILA SMITH STRAIN, WHICH WASHIGHLY LETHAL FOR GUINEA PIGS, WAS NONPATHOGENIC FORCOTTON RATS. SERIAL PASSAGE OF THE R-TYPE STRAIN

IN THE COTTON PAT DID NOT ALTER THE VIRULENCE or THEAGENT FOR COTTON RATS OR GUINEA PIGS, THE U-TYPE

STRAINS WHICH WAS ORIGINALLY RECOVERED FROM A WILD

Cf)TTON RAT; COULD NOT BE MAINTAINED BEYOND THE FIRST

PASSAGE IN THIS ANIMAL HOST. RICKETTSEMIA IN THE

COTTON RAT OCCURRED OVER A 24-HR PERIOD AFTERINOCULATION OF THE VIRULENT STRAIN BUT WAS DETECTEDONLY I HR AFTER INOCULATION OF THE AVIRULENT STRAIN*THE SHORT PERIOD OF RICKETTSEMIA SUGGESTS THAT THE

COTTON RAT PROBABLY IS NOT AN IMPORTANT RESERVOIR OFR. RICKETTSII, SPECIFIC COMPLEMENT-FIXINGANTIBODIES DEVELOPED RAPIDLY AFTER INFECTION wITH

EITHER STRAIN, BUT THE ANTIBODIES EVOKED BY THE R

STRAIN ATTAINED HIGHER TITERS AND PERSISTED LONGER,COTTON RATS PREVIOUSLY INFECTED WITH THE SHEILASMITH STRAIN DEVELOPEn RICKETTSEMIA AFTER

REINFECTION WITH THE SAME STRAIN, EVEN THOUGH

RELATIVELY HIGH LEVELS OF ANTIBODY WERE STILLPRESENT. (AUTHOR) (U)


UNCLASSIFIED

DOC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD-668 a90

NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH INST BETHESMA MV

RICKETTSIAE AND RICKETTSIAL DISEASES; (U)

FEB 68 5.1 WEISSEMILIO IELISBERG,BENNETT Le ;BOZEi4ANtFLORENCE MARILYN |ORMSBEE,RICHARD A. ;PHILIPCORNELIUS Be

PROJ: NAVMED-MRDO0.O9.0007TASK: MR005*09O0007-25

UNCLASSIFIED REPORTAVAILABILITY: PUBLISHED IN SCIENCE; Vji9 P552.4,556 FEB 2 1968.

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: PREPARED IN COOPERATION WITH WALTERREED ARMY INST, OF RESEARCH, WASHINGTON; D-C.

DESCRIPTORS: (*RICKETTSIA; *INFECTIOUS DISEASES),CLASSIFICATION, CELL STRUCTURE, . NMORPHOLOGY(SIOLOGY), CELL.DIVISION, ENZYMES,•

METABOLISM, CULTURE MEDIA, TISSUE CULTURE,GROWTH, VACCINES, ANTIGENS + ANTIBODIES,PREPARATIONt IMMUNITY, DISEASE VECTORS, TICKS,EPIDE1IOLOGYo SYMPOSIA (U)

THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ONRICKETTSIAE AND RICKETTSIAL DISEASES WAS HELDON 26-29 SEPTEMBER 1967 IN THE CASTLE OF

SMOLENICE NEAR BRATISLAVA; CZECHOSLOVAKIA.APPROXIMATELY 6q SCIENTISTS FROM 15 COUNTRIESPARTICIPATED. THE BASIC PROPERTIES OF RICKETTSIAEAS WELL AS RESEARCH LEADING TOWARDS POSSIBLE METHODSOF PREVENTION OF RICKETTSIAL DISEASES WERE D:SCUSSED.(AUTHOR) (U)

4fUNCLASSIFIED /ZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED


AD-670 350 6/6 6/3NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO 3 CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

SPONTANECGP •'NFECTION OF RICKETTSIA BURNETI INECTOPARASITIS OF THE SAND MARTIN; (U)

68 7p MAKHMETOV,M. Me IMONITOR: NAMRU-3 TRANS-202

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF PRIRODNAYA OCHAGOVOSTBOLEZNEI I VoPROSy PARAZITOLOGII (USSR) N3 P70-q1961.

DESCRIPTORS: (ORICKCTTSIA, *DISEASE VECJORS),BIRDS, TICKS, MITES, PARASITES, ECOLOGY,COLLECTING METHODS. EPIDEMIOLOGY, INFECTIOUSDISEA3ES, SERODIAGNOSIS, COXIELLA BURNETII,USSR (U)

IDENTIFIERS: TRANSLATIONS (U)

NATURAL Re BURNETI INFECTION OF IXODES LIVIDUSAND HAEMOLAELAPS MEGAVENTRALIS COLLECTED IN NESTS

OF SAND MARTINS IN TARANOVSK DISTRICT OFKUSTANNY OBLAST$ WAS DISCOVERED* IN ADDITION,RICKETTSIAE 4ERE ISOLATED FROM OVERWINTERED HeMEGAVENTRALIS MITES COLLECTED BEFORE ARRIVAL OF

SAND MART'NS, THE IMPORTANCE OF THESE TICKSAND MITES IN EPIDEMIOLOGY OF Q FEVER REQUIRES

FURTHER STUDY, (AUTHOR) (U)

42UNCLASSIFIED /ZCHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

ODC REPORT RIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD-670 167 6/5NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO ) CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OF

MEDICAL ZOOLOGY

LOCAL CASES OF TICK-BORNE SPOTTED TYPHUS FEVER ANDTICK-BORNE RECRUOESCENT TYPHUS FEVER IN ALMA ATA

OBLAST, (U)

68 lOP BARTOSHEVICHE, N,MONITOR: NAMRU3• TRANS-208

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF PRIRODNAYA OCHAGOVOSTBOLEZNEI I VOPROSY PARAZITOLOGII (USSR) N2 P127-)5195$

DESCRIPTORS: (*RICKETTSIA; INFECTIOUS DISEASES)#

ETIOLOGY, TICKS, DISEASE VECTORS, EPIDEMIOLOGY,DIAGNOSIS, ECOLOGY, USSR (U)

IDENTIFIERS: TRANSLATIONS qU)

AFTER DETERMINING THE PRESENCE OF ENDEMIC FOCI OFTICK-BORNE RICKETTSIOSIS IN THE SOUTHERN, NORTHERN,

EASTERN, AND CENTRAL ZONES OF USSR; IT WAS NATURALTO ASSUME THAT NATURAL FOCI OF SIMILAR DISEASES MUST

ALSO EXIST IN THE TERRITORY OF KAZAKH SSR, WHICH

OCCUPIES A CENTRAL POSITION IN RELATION TO THOSEAREAS WHERE TICK-BORNE RICKETTSIOSES HAD BEEN

ESTABLISHED, ESPECIALLY AS CERTAIN AREAS INKAZAKHSTAN DO NOT DIFFER FROM THE.ADJACENT ENPEMIC

AREAS IN THEIR NATURAL CONDITIONS, VEGETATION, ANDFAUNA, THESE HYPOTHESES WERE LATTER CONFIRMED BY

OBSERVING DISEASES WHOSE CLINICAL PICTURE RESEMBLEDTHAT OF TICK-BORNE SPOTTED FEVERS. BRIEF EXTRACTS

FROM THE HISTORIES OF 2 CASES ARE PRESENTED. (U)

43UNCLASSIFIED /Z HLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DDC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO, ,ZOHLC

AD-670 )69 6/6 6/3NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO 3 CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

ON SPONTANEOUS INFECTION OF HAEMAPHSALIS JAPONICADOUGLASI NUTT4 AND WARBS TICKS WITH D. SIBIRICUSRICKETTSIAE IN PRIMORSK REGION# (U)

63 7p SOMOVG9 p, iSHESTAKOVVe

MONITOR: NAMRU-; TRANS-205

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS# OF ZHURNAL mIKROBIOLOGII9EPIDEMIOLOGII I IMMUNOBIOLOGII (USSR) VNo N12 P51-6

1963.

DESCRIPTORS: (*RICKETTSIA; DISEASE VECTORS),

(*TICKS, ECOLOGY); MORPHOLOGY(BIOLOGY),PLANTS(eOTANvYi ANIMALS, PERIODIC VARIATIONS,LIFE CYCLE; METAMORPHOSIS, USSR CU)

IDENTIFIERS: *HOSTS(PARASITOLOGY),TRANSLATIONS (U)

IN THE PRIMORSK REGION THERE WAS ESTABLISHED A

SPONTANEOUS INFECTION OF HAEMAPHYSALIS JAPONICADOUGLASI NUTT* AND AARBo TICKS WITH RICKETTSIA,TqO STRAINS BELONGING TO THE SPECIES

DERMACENTROXENUS SIBIRICUS WERE ISOLATED FROMHUNGRY IMAGO AND NYMPHS, COLLECTED ON THE PLANTS INTHE FOCUS OF TICK RICKETTSIOSIS, (AUTHOR) (U)


UNCLA5SIFIED


AD-670 366 6/lNAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO 7 CAIRU (EGYPT) DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

DOES FEEDING TICKS ON IMMUNE ANIMALS INFLUENCERICKETTSIA SIBIRICA, (U)

68 52 GROKHOVSKAYAsIs M. ISIDOROV,V. E. iKORSHUNOVAO. S. I

MONITOR: NAMRU-) TRANS-204

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS* OF MEDITSINSKAYAPARAZITOLOGIYA I PARAZITARNYE BOLEZNI (USSR) V3: N2

P178-81 1969,

DESCRIPTORS: (*RICKETTSIA, DISEASE VECTORS),IMMUNITY; ANIMALS, TICKS, METAMORPHOSIS,INFECTIONS, LIFE CYCLE, USSR (U)

IDENTIFIERS: .HOSTS(PARASITOLOGY),TRANSLATIONS (U)

IT AAS SHOWN EXPERIMENTALLY THAT H. ASIATICUMTICKS FEEDING ON INFECTED GUINEAPIGS PICK UP Re

SIBIkICA AND CAN PRESERVE THEM FOR TWO YEARS.TICKS H. ASIATICUM INFECTED WITH RICKETrSIA DONOT GET RID OF R, SIBIRICA BY A SINGLE AND COMPLETEENGORGEMENT ON IMMUNE ANIMALS OR BY INTERMITTENT

BLOODSUCKING ON AN IMMUNE AND THEN ON A HEALTHYANIMAL* INFECTED H. ASIATICUM TICKS SUCKINGIMMUNE BLOOD RETAIN THE CAPACITY FOR TRANSPHAsAL ANDTRANSOVARTAL TRANSMISSION OF Re SIBIRICA TO THEIRPROGENY. (AUTHOR) (U)

45UNCLASSIFIED /Z0HLC

UNCLASSIFIED


AD-673 )96 6/:1NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO ) CAIRO (EGYPTI DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

DESCRIPTION OF A NEN TICK SPECIES DERMACENTORASIATICUS SP9 N. (ACARINA, IXODIDAE) FROM

NORTHEASTERN ASI~t IU)

68 IF EMELYANOVAN. 0. 1KOZLOVSKAYAvO. L, I

MONITOR: NAMRU-ý TRANS-2446

UNCLASSIFIL:D REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF ZOOLOGICHESKII ZHURNAL(USSR) V46 N7 P1II1-5 1967s

DESCRIPTORS: (*TICKS, MORPHOLOGY(BIOLOGY))oIDENTIFICATION, CLASSIFICATION, DISTRIBUTION,USSR (U)


THE MORPHOLOGY OF D. ASIATICUS SPo No MOSTCLOSELY RESEMBLES THAT OF DERMACENTOR SINICUSSCH., 1971, Do ANTRORUM REANIK, 1950t AND DoPOMERANZEVI SERDYUKOVAr 1951# OF THE PALEARCTICFAUNA, ADULT TICKS OF THIS GROUP OF SPECIES OF THEGENUS DERMACENTOR ARE CHARACTERIZED BY RELATIVELySMALL SIZE, DULL ENAMEL ORNAMENTATION; MALE COXAEIV EITHER NOT WIDENED OR WIDENED VERY WEAKLY.(AUTHOR) (U)

4UIUNCLASSIFIED /ZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DOC REPORT RIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD-670 399 6/1

NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO ) CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

5USCEPTIRILITY OF TICKS OF THE SUPFRFAMILY IXODOIDEATO RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI, (U)

68 BP GROKHOVSKAYA It M.IGNATOVICHV. F. |SIDOROVvV. Ev I


UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS, OF HEDITSINSKAYAPARAZITOLOGIYA I PARAZITARNYE BOLEZNI (USSR) V35 N)

P299-104 1966o

DESCRIPTORS: (*RICKETTSIA PRUW,,ZEKI, *TICKS),

INFECTIONS, LIFF CYCLE-,REPRODUCTION(PHYSIOLOGY), ALOOD ANALYSIS$GUINEA PIGS, EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN, USSR (U)


SUSCEPTIBILITY OF TICKS TO RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKIIWAS TESTED EXPERIMENTALLY. FOR INFECTiON OF TICKS

THEY WERE EITHER PLACED ON INFECTED GUINEA PIGS 0"%INJECTED WITH RICKETTSIA. TICKS H. ANATOLICUM,0. PICTUS, A CANESTRINII PICKED UP RICKETTSIA

DURING FEEDING ON A SICK GUINEA PIG. SPECIESDIFFERENCES IN SUSCEPTISILITY OF TICKS TORICKETTSIA PROWAZEKII WERE REVEALED. IN, TICKSINFECTED DURING BLOOD-SUCKING THE RICKETTSIA REMAiNEDFOR 15 DAYS. EXPERIMENTS USING PARENTERALINJECTIONS SHOWED THAT THE TICK BODY PRESENTS AFAVOURABLE ENVIRONMENT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OFRICKETTSIA. THE LATTER MULTIPLY IN AMOEBOCYTES OFTHE liEMOLYMPH OF TICKS. THE PRESENCE OF RICKETTSIAINI PARENTERALLY INFECTED TICKS WAS DETFCTED UP TO THE

I 16TH uAY. TICK DID NOT TRANSMIT RICKETTSIA TO

THEIR PROGENY TRANSOVARIALLY. INFECTED TICKS AIDNOT TRANSMIT RICKETTSIA TO GUINF, PIGS WHEN FEEDING

ON THEM. GUINEA PIGS COULD BE INFECTED BYGROUNDING TICKS OF THEIR SCARIFIED SKIN!.(AUTHOR) (U;

UNCLASSIFIED /ZDHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DOC REPORT PIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD-670 409 6/) 6/6 6/13NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO ) CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

FINDING OF RICKETTSIA BURNETI IN HORSEFLIES TABANUSSTAEGERI, (U)

68 '4p AMANZHULOvIS. AtAtIOSENKOVANe I* ;POSTRICHEVAOo V. 1


UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF MEDITSINSKAYAPARAZITOLOGIYA I PARAZITARNYE BOLEZNI (USSR) V3'4 N5P612-1 1965.

DESCRIPTORS: (*COXIELLA BURNETII, *DISEASEVECTORS), RICKETTSIA, MUSCA, TICKS, ECOLOGY,EMBRYONATED EGG TECHNIQUE, FLUORESCENT ,ANTIBODYTECHNIQUE; ADAPTATION(PHYSIOLOGY), DISTRIBUTION,

IDENTIFICATION, INFECTIOUS DISEASES, EPIDEMIOLOGY,USSR (U)


THE PAPER PRESENTS DATA ON ISOLATION OF

RICKETTSIA BURNETI FROM HORSEFLIES TABANUS

STAEGERI IN KAZAKHSTAN, A SHORT CHARACTERISTICOF RICKETTSIAL CULTURE LIS GIVEN AS WELL AS THERESULTS OF IDENTIFICATION EXPERIMENTS INVOLVINGMICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION OF VISCERA OF INOCULATEDGUINEAPIGS AND WHITE MICE, AND COMPLEMENT FIXATIONTESTS. THE FLUOREbCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUE WASSUCCESSFULLY USED IN THE IDENTIFICATION OF rHECAU3ATIVE AGENT* A QUESTION IS RAISED ON THENECESSITY OF FURTHE." COMPLEX STUDY OF THE ROLE OFMONG(OLIAN AND OTHER HORSEFLIES IN THE EPIDEMIOLOGYAND EPIZOOTOLOGY OF Q RICKETTSIOSIS. (AUTHOR) (U)


UNCLASSIFIED

DDC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZUHLC

AD-670 95q 6/; 6/jMARYLAND UNIV COLLEGE PARK DEPT OF ZOOLOGY

INDEX CATALOGUE TO RUSSIAN, CENTRAL AND EASTERNEUROPEAN; AND CHINESE LITERATURE IN MEDICAL

ENTOMOLOGY. SUPPL.EMENT 6. ARTHROPOD VECTORS ANDANTHROPOD-BORNE DISEASES$ Il)

68 224P ANASTOSIv-ORGECONTRACT: DA-4 9 -193-mu-2218

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

DESCRIPTORS: (OARTHROPODS, DISEASE VECTORS),(*DISEASE VECTORS, BIGLIOGRAPHIES), DIPTERA,TICKS. SIPHONAPTERA, MITES. BACTERIA,SP!ROCHAETA, PROTOZOA$ RICKETTSIA, FUNGI,

INFECTIOUS DISEASES, VIRUS DISEASES, ENTOMOLOGY,EPIDEMIOLOGY# INDEXES, USSR, EASTE,•ojELiROPE,CHINA I U

CONTENTS: DIPTERA; TI;KS'S IPHONAPTERA;Mi,TESt MISCELLANEOUS ARTHROPODS; bACTERIALDISEASES; SPRbCHAETAL DISEASES; PROTO7OANDISEASES; RICKETTSIAL DISEASES; VIRAL OISEA5ES;MISCELLANEOUS ARTHROPnD-SORNE AND ARTHROPOD-ASSOCIATED DISEASES. (U)

49UNCLASSIFI ED /ZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DOC REPORT SIRLIOGRAPHY SEARCf! CONTROL NO0 /ZOHLC

AD-67' 3o4 6/5 6/6

ARMY BIOLOGICAL LABS rREDERICX MD

ON THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF TICK SPOITED FEVER, (Ul

JUL 68 511 DOCHAROVAFe V, 1REPT. NO. TRANS-5S

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLErnErJTARY NOTE; TRANS. OF ZHURNAL MIKROBiOLOGII,EPIDEMIOLOGII I IMMUNORIOLOGII (USSR) NI/2 P68-72

DESCRIPTORS: (*RICKETTSIA, DISEASES)oEPIO.EMrOLOGY, TICKS; DISEASE VECTORSo,,ECOLOGY,BITES + STINGS, PEST CONTROL, RODENTS,USSR (U)

IDENTIFIERS: SPOTTED FEVER; TRANSLATIONS (U)

THE NORK WAS CONCERNED WITH THE STUDY OF THEDISEASE OF THE FAR EASTERN DISTRICTS OF SIBERIA AND"DEVELOPMENT OF MEASURES AGAINST IT ACCORDING TO LOCALCONDITIONS# VEGETATION IN THIS AREk IS ABUNDANT;BRUSH• TYPE TREES COVERING A LARGE ARCA, GIVINGFAVORABLE CONDITIONS TO THE LIFE AND DEVELOPMENT OFRODEt TSs HOSTS OF THE TICK# ALSO, A LARGE AREA OF

.STFPFIES, COVERED WITH DEFUSE TALL GRASS; AFFORDS AGOO HABITAT FOR RODENTS AND TICKS. .AU(HOR) (U)


S..... .. . i.. .... .i ... .. .... . J.... .. . .. i . . . - . .. .... [ •i .. .. .. .J .. .. .J . .. .. . .... / J . .. ...... . J ..... .. J / .. .... ... - . .... .. . ....

UNCLASSIFIED


AD-676 )7 6/%RHY BIOLOGICAL LABS FREDERICK MD

ON THE RESULTS OF WORK BY THE EPIDFMJOLOGICALrIViSioN OF THE FEIEM ON THE STUDY OF TICK SPOTTEDFEVER IN THE KHAeORnVSK, (U)

JUL 68 9 P SHKORBATOVVa I.REPT, N9O TRPNS-47

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NO'rE; TRANSI- OF ZHURNAL MIKROSIOLOGioEPIDE14IOLOGII I IMMUNOBIOLOGII tUSSR) VIN NI/2 P'43.4 6

19414,

DESCRIPTORS: (*VIRUS DISEASE5s *DISEASE VECTORS),TICKS, DIAGNOSIS, INFECTIONS, BITES 4 STINGS,FEVERS, ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY REACTIONS, EPIDEMIOLOGY#

UiSR (U)ZDENTIFIERS: SPOTTED FEVERo TRANSLATIONS (U)

THE ISOLATION OF THIS VIRUS FROM THE BLOOD OFPATIENTS OR FROM TICKS, THRJUGH INJECTIONS INTO THEPERITONEAL OF AVITAmITIC GUINEA PIGS, IS EASY, THETHANSVARIABLE TRANSMISSION OF THE VIRUS IN TICKSDERMACENTOR SILVARUM IS TO THE SECOND GENERATION ASA RULE. BY USING THE RABBITS AS HOSTS FOR THETICKS, IN VARIOUS STAGES OF THEIR DEVELOPMENT, FIRSTEFFECTS CAN BE OBTAINED IDENTICAL TO THOSE IN MANWITH SLIGHT EXCEPTIONS@ IN BLOOD OF PATIENTS ANDRECONVALESCENTS, OF TICK FEVER, IS OBSERVEDAGGLUTININS TO PROTEUS 0X19, OX2 AND oX:KWITH 0X19 DOMINATING, AGGLUTININS TO 2 OR ALL OFTHESE AT ONCE IS RARE. THE AVERAGE TITER TO OX19IS 1:400 - 1:800, AND 1:20 TO OX2 AND OXIK.ONLY 3iOF THOSE BITTEN ACTUALLY CONTACTED THE

DISEASE. OTHERS 4HO SUFFERED ILL EFFECTSCONSTITUTED 113, (AUTHOR) (U)


UNCLASSIFIED


AD-676 44 6/0ARMY BIOLOGICAL LABS FREDERICK MD

TO THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF TICK SPOTTED FEVER OF CENTRALSIBERIA, (Ui)

JUL 68 3p KRONTOVSKAYAtM. x.SHTAMIKOVeMe Do ;

REPT. NO, TRANS-N9

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF ZHURNAL HIKROBIOLOGII,EPIDEMIOLOGII I IMMUNOBIOLOGII (USSR) VI1 NI/2 P65-68

1930,

DESCRIPTORS: (*VIRUS DISEASESo EPIDEMIOLOGY)tTIcKs'. DISEASE VECTORS, PERIODIC VARIATIONS,DIAGNOSIS, BITES * STINGS, USSR (U)

IDENTIFIERS: SPOTTED FEVER, TRANSLATIONS (U)

A REPORT IS PRESENTED ON TICK SPOTTED FEVER.STUDY UF THE HISTORY OF THE DISEASF IN 2 HOSPITALSDISCLOSED THAT THIS DISEASE WAS PRESENT 1 YEARSUEFORE THE RESEARCH WAS STARTED, AND WENT UNDER THEDIAGNOSIS OF GRIPPE AND TYPHUS OR AN ATYPICAL TYPHUS.LATER DOCTORS OF THESE AREAS BEGAN CALLING IT TICKFEVER DUE TO THE PRESENCE OF TICK BITES IN AMNESTICAND OBJECTIVE ANALYSIS. THE ILLNESS APPEARED 2-;

OR 5-6 DAYS AFTER THE NOTED BITES.EPIOEMIOLOGICALLY AND CLINICALLY THIS DiSEASE DOESNOT COMPARE WITH TYPHUS FEVER. (AUTHOR) (U)

UNCLASSIFIED /ZDHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DOC REPvRT BIBLIOGRAPHY SCARCH CONTROL NO* iZUHLc

AD-676 909 6/9

ARMY BIOLOGICAL LABS FREDERICK MD

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF DERMACENTOR MARGINATUS 5ULZe

AND RHIPICEPHALUS ROSSICUS JAK. ET K. JAK.TICKS AS VECTORS OF TULAREMIA (EKSPERIMENTALNOEIZUCHENIE KLESHCHE! DERMACENTOR MAR5INATUS SULZ. I

RHIPICEPHALUS ROSSICUS JAK. ET K. JAK, KAK

PERENOSCHIKOV TULYAREMII), (U)

SEP 68 laP PETROVV. GoREPT, NO. TRANS-43O

UNCLASSIFIED REPORTPORTIONS OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE ILLEGIBLE. SEE

INTRODUCTION SECTION OF THIS ANNOUNCEMENT JOURNAL FOR CFST

ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS.SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF MONO, VOPROSY

EPIDEMIOLOGII I PROFILAKTIKI TULYARFMII (PROBLEMS OFEPIDEr4IOLOGY AND PROPHYLAXIS OF TULAREMIA) MOSCOW,1908, P117-12)o

DESCRIPTORS: (OPASTEURELLA TULARENSIS, *DISEASEVECTORS), TICKS# INFECTIONS, ECOLOGY. LARVAE,MORPHOLOGYIBIOLOGY)o INGESTIONIPHYSIOLOGY)i

EXCRETION, MORTALITY RATES, EMBRYONATED EGGTECHNIQUE, GROWTH, VIABILITY, DISEASES,USSR (U)


TRANSMISSION OF THE INFECTION BY TICKS OCCURS BOTHBY MEANS OF FEEDING ONI AN ANIMAL AND THROUGH THELATTER'S WA1ING THE INFECTED TICKS. THETRANSMISSION OF INFECTION I5 ALSO POSSIBLE THROUGHTICK EXCRETA, (AUTHOR) (U)

UNCLASSIFIED /ZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED jDDC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO* /ZOHLC

AD-676 981 2/9 6/3ARMY BIOLOGICAL LABS FREDERICK MD

ON THE DISSEMINATION OF THE DERMACFNTOR TICK, lUl

SEP 68 lP TROFIMOVve IREPT. NO, TRANS-93

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF VETERINARIYA (USSR) VIINO P28 1956.

DESCRIPTORS: (*TICKS; DISSEMINATION).

INFECTIONSt GEOGRAPHY, PROTOZOA, PARASITEStDISEASE VECTORS; EQUINES, USSR (U)


ON THE UISSEMINATION OF THE DERMACENTOR TICK--TRANSLATION.

I


UNCLASSIFIED

DDC REPORT OIBLIOGRkPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD-676 990 6/5 6/1)ARMY BIOLOGICAL. LABS FREDERICK MD

CLINiCAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TICK TYPHUS OFNORTHERN ASIA, IU)

SEP 68 9P KIREEVAR, Y,REPT. NO. TRANS-86

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS* OF ZHURNAL MTKROBIOLOGI I

EPIDEMIoLOGII I IMMUNOBIOLOGII (USSR) V27 N8 P73FF,1956.

DESCRIPTORS: (*TICKS, qICKETTSIA), ASIA,DISEASES, IDENTIFICATION, INFECTIONS, RURALAREAS. BITES , STINGS, FEVERS, SERODIAGNOSIS,

PERIODIC VAHIATIONS, PATHOLOGY, USSR qU)IDENTIFIERS: TRANSLATIONS (U)

THE INFECTIONS OF NORTHERN-ASIATIC TICK TYPHUSOBSERVED IN THE FAR EAST DISTINGUISHED THEMSELVES

BY THEIR SEASONALITY1 IT APPEARED IN THE BEGINNING OFMAY AND TERMINATED IN OCTOBER: THE MAXIMUM NUMBEROF INFECTIONS CAME IN THE THREE SUMMER MONTHS, THEINFECTIONS WERE CONNECTED WITH TRAVEL TO RURAL WOODEV

OR BRUSHY LAND; OF 62 PATIENTS 42 PORE TICK BITES,

THE INCUBATION PERIOD WAS 3-5 DAYS IN A MAJORITY OF

THE CASES, BUT WAS SHORTER, I DAy, OR LUNGER, 10

DAYS, THE LENGTH OF THE INCUBATION PERIOD DID NOTEFFECT THE SEVERITY OF THE ILLNESS. THE CLINICAL

COURSE DIFFEREi) BY A HIGH-QUALITATIVE, ANDCHARACTERIZED ITSELF wITH-, A SUDC.EN COMMENCEMENT,

FEVER wITH A DURATION OF 9-1O DAS A GREATER PART OFTHE TIME, HYPEREMIA OF THE FACE, CHARACTERISTICSCHIEFLY ROSEOLUS-PAPULOID RASH WHICH WAS MOREPRONOUNCED ON THE BUTTOCKS AND THIGHS, THE

GREATEST TITER OF AGGLUTrNATION WAS OBTAINED DURING

SEROLOGICAL REACTIONS WI{H PROTEUS X2: WITHPROTEUS X19 THE TITER. AS A RULE- WAS SIGNIFICANTI.Y

LOWER. (AUTHOR) (U)


-

UNCLASSIFIED

DDC RCPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD-688 549 6/6 6/17NAVAL MZDOCAL RESEARCH UNIT NO 7 CAIRO (EGYPT)

ECTOPiARASITES FROM MAMMALS IN KANHA NATIONAL PARK,MADHYA PRADESHo INDIA; AND THEIR POTENTIALDISEASE RELATIONSHIPS, (U)

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: TECHNICAL REPT,.66 l0P MITCHELLvCARL J,

HOOGSTRAALHARRY |SCHALLERGEORGE Be ISPILLETT,JUAN

REPT. NO* NAMRU-3-TR-5-69PROJ: MROOO9-1402

UNCLASSIFIED REPORTAVAILABILITY: PUB, IN JNL@ MED. ENT*; V0 N2P1l3-12q; 20 AUG 66.

DESCRIPTORS: (*PARASITES; *MAMMALS); (*DISEASEVECTORS, MAMMALS), (#INDIA, DISEASE VECTORS)tINFECTIOUS DISEASES; VIRUSE5, PROTOZOA;RICKETTSIA .PLATYHELMINTHS, DISEASES,PAST;URELLA, RODENTS. BIRDS# EQUINES, BOVINES;SWINE, TICKS, MITES,'LICEO SIPHONAPTERA,EPIDEMIOLOGY (U)

IDENTIFIERS: KANHA NATIONAL PARK,ECTOPARASITES (U)

REPRINT: ECTOPARASITES FROM MAMMALS IN KANHA

NATIONAL PARK, MADHYA PRADESH, INDIA, AND THEIRPOTENTIAL DISEASE RELATIONSHIPS.

56UNCLASSIFIED ,ZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED


AD-691 918 6/pNAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO I CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

TICKBORNL HEMORRHAGIC FEVERS, ENCEPHALITIS, ANDTYPHUS IN U*SoSRo AND SOUTHERN ASIA, (U)

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: TECHNICAL REPT.,O67 laP HOOGSTRAAL,HARRY ;

PROJ: MROO5.O9-1402MONITOR: NAMRU-7 TR-1i-69

UNCLASSIFIED REPORTAVAILABILITY: PUB@ IN EXPERIMENTAL PARASITOLOGY@V21 NI P98-11, AUG 67.

SUPPLEMENTARY 14OTE: PRESENTED AS THE ANNUAL THEOBALDSMITH MEMORIAL LECTURE (29TH), TO THE NEW YORKSOCIETY OF TROPICAL MEDICINE. ROCKEFELLER UNIV.,NEW YORK, 18 MAY ,7.

DESCRIPTORS: (ePARASITIC DISEASES; ASIA),(*TICKS, PARASITIC DISEASES), FEVERS,HEMORRHAGE; ARBOVIRUSES. DISEASES. EPIDEMIOLOGY,

USSR, RICKETTSIAo SOUTH ASIA (U)IDENTIFIERS: *HEMORRHAGIC FEVER,ENCEPHALITIS 4U)

EPIDEMIOLOGICAL FACTORS OF OMSK HEMORRHAGIC FEVERAND OF KYASANUR FOREST DISEASE OF ASIA ARE

COMPARED WITH THOSE OF POWASSAN ENCEPHALITIS INNORTH AMERICA. THE NUMEROUS RIDDLES REGARDINGCENTRAL ASIAN AND CRImEAN-TYPE HEMORRHAGIC

FEVERS ARE DISCUSSED IN THE LIGHT OF FAILURE TOISOLATE THE CAUSATIVE ORGANISMS AND THUSLY THEINABILITY TO ACCOMPLISH EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH TO

ANSWER THE MANY QUESTIONS CONCERNING THEIREPIDEMIOLOGY. THE POORLY KNOWN HIMALAYANHEMORRHAGIC DISEASE IS REVIEWED* EPIDEMIOLOGICAL

KNO.LEDGE FOR TWO WELj KNOWN DISEASES, RUSSIANSPRING-SUMMER ENCEPHALITIS AND TICKBORNE ENCEPHALITISIS COMPARED, AS WELL AS THAT FOR TWO LESS WELL KNOWN

DISEASES. NEGISHI ENCEPHALITIS AND LANGATENCEPHALITIS* TICK TYPHUS IN ASIA IS REPRESENTEDBY AT LEAST TWO RICKETTSIAL AGENTSA MEMBERS OF THE

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER GROUP, ONE CAUSINGBOUTONNEUSE FEVER A14D THE OTHER PRODUCING SIBERIANTICK TYPHUS. (AUTHORi (U)

5U 7UNCL.ASSIFIED /ZVHLC

I I n I IMIlo"

UNCLASSIFIED IDDC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD-694 477 6/6OLD DOMINION COLL NORFOLK VA

THE ECOLOGY OF TICKS TRANSMITTING ROCKY MOUNTAIN

SPOTTED FEVER IN THE EASTERN UNITED STATES* (U)

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: FINAL PROGRESS REPT. I JUN 61-31 MAY699

SEP 69 62p SONENSHINE.DANIEL Es ICONTRACT: DA-49-190-MHD-2439

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

DESCRIPTORS: (*TICKS, ECOLOGY), (*RICKETTSIARICKETTSII. TICKS)o EPIDEMIOLOGYo DISEASEVLCTORS: DISEASES, UNITED STATES, PARASITES,MAMMALS, LIFE CYCLE, SERODIAGNOS1so BIRDS,DOGS, PATHOLOGY, VIRGINIA; MORTALITY RATES (U)

IDENTIFIERS: ROCKy MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER (U)

THE REPORT SUMMARIZES DATA OBTAINED ON THEOCCURRENCE OF INFECTION IN TICKS AND WILD VERTEBRATEHOSTS COLLECTED ACCORDING TO THE EXPERIMENTAL FIELDDESIGN DEVELOPED AND EXECUTED OVER A q YEAR PERIOD ATTHE MONTPELIER STUDY AREA NEAR RICHMOND,

VIRGINIA. IT ALSO INCLUDES CERTAIN NEW DATA ONTHE OCCURRENCE OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER IN

VIRGINIA, BASED UPON MEDICAL ANALYSIS CASE RECORD5REPORTED TO THE VIRGINIA STATE HEALTHDEPARTMENT AND THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OFTHIS NEW DATA UPON THE ECOLOGICAL RESULTS OF OURFIELD STUDIES AT THE MONTPELIER AREA AND ELSEWHERE.ALSO INCLUDED ARE SOME REPORTS OF LABOPATORYINVESTIGATIONS DONE IN SUPPORT OF THE FIELDINVESTIGATIONS* INFECTION WITH ROCKY MOUNTAINSPOTTED FEVER WAS FOUND IN 6 SPECIeS OF TICKS NATIVETO THE MONTPELIER STUDY AREA9 DOMINANT INIMPORTANCE WAS THE AMERICAN DOG TICK, DERMACENTORVARIABILIS; IN WHICH THE ANNUAL INCIDENCE OFI LFECTION VARIED BETWEEN 2A9s AND Es4 E O

INFECTION WAS HIGHEST IN ADULTS (MEAN u '4.8),LOWEST IN LARVAE (MEAN 0 ?.71) OF THIS TICK.IN ADDITION, INFECTION WAS ALSO RECOGNIZED IN 4OTHER SPECIES OF TICKS NATIVE TO THE AREAt BUTAPPARENTLY AT L0S INCIDENCE. SEROLOGICAL EVIDENCEOF I11FECTION IN A NUMBER OF MAMMAL AND BIRDS sPECIEsPROVIDES DATA FOR ASSESSING THE SEASONALASSOCIATIONS, VECTOR HOST INTERRELATIONSHIPS, AND

POSSIBLE MEANS OF SPREAD OF THE ZOONOSIS UNDER

NATURAL CONDITIONS. (AUTHOR) (Ul

58UNCLASSIFIED /ZOr4LC

UNCLASSIFIED


AD-695 845 6/1)NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO I CAIRO (EGYPT)

HYALOMMA (HYALOMMINA) RHIPICEPHALOI)ES NEUMANN

(INDOIDEA: IXODIDEAl: ITS IDENTITY, HOSTSO AND

ECOLOGY; AND RICKETTSIA CONORI, Ro PROWAZEKI,AND COXIELLA BURNETI INFECTIONS IN RODENT HOSTS IN

EGYPT, oU

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: TECHNICAL REP7",

67 I3P HOOGSTRAALHARRY IKAiSERvMAKRAM N. ;ORMSBEERICHARD A. IOSBORrJDALEJoIHELMYPIBRAHIM 1

REPT. NO. NAMRU-7-TR-19-69PROJ; MHOO5,09-"l02

MONITOR: NAVMED MROO.D9-1|02-3

UNCLASSIFIED REPORTAVAILABILITY: PUB, IN JNLo OF MEDICALENTOMOLOGY, V4 N9 P91-4l00, 20 NOV 67.

DESCRIPTORS: ioTICKS, EGYPT), (*RICKETTSIALES,:*DISEASE VECTORS);o PARASITES, MICE, LARVAE#

EPIDEMIOLOGY, COXIELLA BURNETII, RICKETTSIA,DISEASES, ECOLOGY; JORDAN (U)

IDENTIFIERS: HOST PARASITE RELATIONS, *HYALOMMARHIPICEPHALOIDES (U)

HYAlOMMA (HYALOMMINA) RHIPICEPHALOIDES

NEUMANN; 1901, DESCRIRED FROM 2 MALES COLLECTED INEGYPT IN 1838, HAS OTHERWISE BEEN KNOWN ONLY FROM AFEk ADULTS AND SINGLE CAST LARVAL AND NYMPHAL SKINSTAKEN NEAR THE DEAD SEA. FROM A RELICT

POPULATION OF THIS TICK RECENTLY FOUND IN 2 DESERTVALLEYS OF NE EGYPT, 377 IMMATURE AND 2 ADULTSPECIMENS WERE COLLECTED. SEVERAL TO ID LARVAE ANDNYMPHS CLUSTER ON THE LOWER THROAT AND CHEST OF SPINYMICE. CHIEFLY ON THE RELATIVELY ABUNDANT ACOMYS

DIMIDIATUS MEGALODUS SETZER, ALSO ON A. RUSSATUSAEGYPTIACUS BONHOTE, IMMATURE STAGES INFEST THESEMICE FROM LATE WINTER TO LATE SUMMFRI NONE WAS FOUND

DURING FALL. INFESTATION RATE AND INDEX WEREGREATEST OURING HOT SUMMER MONTHS, ECOLOGY OF THEHABITATS NEAR THE RED SEA IS DESCRIBED,DESCRIPTIONS OF THE FEMALE NYMPH, AND LARVA ARE

PROVIDED AS WELL AS KEYS TO ADULTS OF THE SUBGENUS

HYALOMMINA OF THE WORLD. NEVh RECORDS OF NYMPHSFROM ACOHYS RUSSATUS SUBSP, IN JORDAN AREINCLUDED.

59 (U)

UNCLASSIFIED /7OHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DOC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO, /ZOHLC

AD-699 687 6/1;NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO 3 CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OF

MEDICAL ZOOLOGY

TICKS OF THE SUPERFAMILY IXODOIDEA AND RICKETTSIAPROWAZEKI I (U)

69 2P GROKHOVSKAYAI. M, iIGNATOVICHV. Fe ISIDOROVV- E. I

MONITOR: NAMRU-; TRANS-3;1

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF TEZISY DOKLs IlAKAROL. SOVESHCHv P74-75 1966m

DESCRIPTORS: (*TICKS. *RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKIP,

DISEASE VECTORS, INFECTIONS, PARASITES,USSR (U)

IDENTIFIERS: TRANSLATIONS, 91XODIDAF (U)

THE FOLLOWING HAS BEEN STUDIED: THESUSCEPTIBILITY OF THE SUPERFAMILY IXODOIDEA TORICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI BY DIFFERENT MEANS OFINFECTION (FEEDING ON INFECTED GUINEA PIGS, FEEDING

THROUGH MEMBRANE, AND INTRODUCTION OF RICKETTSIAEDIRECTLY INTO THE TICK BODY CAVITY), DURATION OFRICKETTSIAL PRESERVATION WITHIN THE BODY OF INFECTEDTICKS, AND MECHANISM OF INFECTION TRANSMISSION ByTICKS TO HEALTHY ANIMALS. COMPARISON OF THEINFECTION IN TICKS BY DIFFERENT INTRODUCTION MEANS OFTHE AGENT DEMONSTRATED THAT RICKETTSIAE CAN NOT ONLYBE INTRODUCED DURING A BLOODMEAL ON AN INFECTEDANIMAL BUT ALSO CAN LATER DEVELOP WITHIN THE TICKBODY. TICKS INFECTED WITH Re PROWAZEKI; DO NOTTRANSMIT THE LATTER TRANSOVARIALLY TO THEIR PROGENYAND ALSO DO NOT INFECT LABORATORY ANIMALS DURINGFEEOING, INFECTION WAS INDUCED IN ANIMALS ONLY BySCARIFICATION OF SKIN INTO WHICH INFECTED TICKS (HeASIATICUI ) WERE CRUSHED. (U)

60UNCLASSIFIED !ZOtLC

UNCLASSIFIED


AD-699 811 6/7

NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO 3 CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

DISTRIBUTION OF qEUROSECRETORY CELLS IF! THE CENTRALNERVOUS SYSTEM OF DERMACENTOR PICTUS HFRM, (U)

69 6P IOFFE!, Do0


UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF AKADEMIYA NAUK sOSR,

DOKLADY, V154 NJ P229-272 19649

DESCRIPTORS: (*TICKS, CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM),

(*CENTRAL NERVOUS SYS1'gM, CYT.OGY)

CELLS(BIOLOGY)# PHYSIOLOGY, ANATOMY,GANGLIA. BRAIN, USSR (U)

IDENTIFIERS: TRANSLATIONS, 9DERMACENTOR

PI CTUT (U)

A STUDY WAS MADE OF YHE NERVOUS SYSTEM INDERMACENTOR PICTUS, TICKS WERE FIXED INBOUIN'5 FlUID AND STAINED WITH PARALDEHYDEFUCHSINBY GABE'S METHOD AND WITH PARALDEHYDE-THIONINE BYPAGET'S METHOD, MODIFIED BY PANOV, ONLY UNFEDTICKS WERE UTILIZED IN THIS WORK. WHEN APPLYING

THESE STAINING METHODS, THE NEUROSECRETORY CELLS ARECLEARLY DISTINGUISHED WITHIN THE NEURON MASS OF THEBRAIN IN Do PICTUS BY THE LARGER SIZE OF THEIR CELL

BODIES AND PRESENCE WITHIN THEM OF A STAININGSECRETION@ THE AVERAGE SIZE OF THE NEUROSECRETORyCELL BODIES IS 10 TO 12 MICRONS* MOST NUCLEI OFTHE r4EUROSECRETORY CELLS DO NOT VARY IN SIZE FROMORDINARY NEURONS (ý TO 6 MICRONS), IN Do

PICTUS, NEUROSECRETORY CELLS ARE FOUND IN ALL GANGLIA

OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM. (U)

61UNCLASSIFIED /Z0HLC

UNCLASSIFIED


AD-70U 068 6/1;NAVAL MEDICAL 'RESEAR(H UNIT NO 7 CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

POSSIBLE RESERVOIRS OF RICKET7SIA PROWAZEKT INNATURE, (U)

69 IP O IlGOV;(,- F- |DUTOVA,G.Me ;BALAEVAsNo Me IVYUKOVpVo No IZHAMEVAO


UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF ZHURNAL MIKROSIOLOGII,EPIDEMIOLOGII I IMMUNOBIOLOGII (USSR) V45 N2 P15019611,

DESCRIPTORS: (ORICKETT!A PROWAZEKI,

EPIDEMIOLOGY); DISEASE VECTORS; SEROVIAGNOSIS,

TICKS, BOV'INEst ANTIGENS + ANTIBODIES0ANIMALS, USSR (U)


IN RECENT YEARS THE APPEARANCE OF MANY WORKS HASRAISED THE QUESTION OF REVISION OF THE ANTHROPONOTICCONCEPT OF EPIDEMIC TYPHUS FEVER* BY COMPLEMENT-FIXATION REACT!ONS. WE TESTED ABOUT 1600 HEAD OrCAYTLE, HORSESt AND SHEEP. SOME SERA WERE EXAMINEDPARALLEL WITH THE WEIL-FELIX REACTION AND BYNEUTRALIZATION OF RICKETTSIAL TOXIC SUBSTANCES.OVER J4O TICKS (HYALOMMA ASIATICUM P. AND ErSCHL, H. PLUMBEUM PANZ-, RHIPICEPHALUSTURANICUS Be POM., AND DERMACENTOR NUTTALLI01.) WERE ALSO COLLECTED AND TESTED VIROLOGICALLy.RESULTS OF SERUM ANALYSES AND TICK EXAMINATION INKHAKASS WERE NECATIVE, WE ALSO FAILED TO ISOLATERJCKETTSIA PROWAZEKI FROM TICKS IN KIRGIZIA#ANALYSIS OF ANIMAL SERA GAVL WEAK POSITIVE RESULTSIN DILUrIONS OF 1:,0 IN Oo-3% OF CASES. THUS,NO DATA WERE OBTAINED FOR THE PRESENCE OF NATURALFOci OF TYPHUS FV'ER IN KHAKASS AND KIRGIZIAm(AUTHOR) (U)

62UNCLASSIFIED /ZO5'LC

UNCLAFSIrIED

DDC REPORT bIDLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZQHLC

AD-700 081 6/13NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO 3 CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

COMPARISON OF INTERRELATIONSHIPS BFTWEENBLOODSUCKING ARTHROPODS AND RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI,

(U

69 2P GROKHOVSKAYA,I. M. ;SIDOPOV,V, F. ;KRYUCHF"CHNIK0V;V. N. ;IGNATOVICH.V.F9.

MONiTOR: NAMRU-3 TRANS-310

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF INTERNATIONAl. CONGRESS

nF TROPICAL MEDICINE AND MALARIAt TEHERAN (IRAN)

7-15 SEP 68. ABSTR. REV* 8 Pý166-867 1968a

DESCRIPTORS: (*TICKS; .RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI,,

DISEASE VECTORS, PARASITES, INFECTIONS; GUINEAPIGS, IRAN, USSR U

IDENTIFIERS: TRANSLATIONS, IXODIDAE; ARGASIDAE,HOST PARASITE RELATIONS (U;

THE SUSCEPTIBILITY AND DURATION 0 RICKETTSIA INTHE BODY OF ARGASIDS (ALECTOROBIUS PAPILL:PESO O,MOUBATA, AND ALVEONASuS LAHORENSISI AND iXODIDS4H. ASIATICUM; He ANATOLICUM, H. DROMEDARII1

Do PICTUS, Do MARGINATU3o D, NUTTALLI, AND R,TURANICUS) HAS BEEN STUDIED, 7HREE METHODS OFEXPERIMENTAL INFECTION WERE UTILIZED, FEEDING ONINFECTED ANIMAL-S, ON EPIDERMAL MEMBRANE, AND j

PARENTERAL INnCULATION OF INFECTIOUS MATERIAL.MANY IXODOIDLA PROVED TO BE SUSCEPTIBLE TORICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI. WITHIN THE LIMITS OF EACH

FAMILY STUDIED (ARGASIDAE AND IXODIDAE), NOSPECIFIC DIFFERENCES IN INTERRELArIONSHIPS BETWEENTICKS AND RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI WERE RECORDED.AdONG IXODID TICKS, MORE POSITIVE RESULTS WEREOBTAINED WITH DERMACENTOR THAN WITH HYALOMMATICKS. THE ARGASIO TICKS ALECTOROBIUS PAPILLIPESAND O. MOUBATA ARE SUSCEPTIBLE TO RICKFTTSIA IN ALL

DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES OF METAMORPHOSIS; AND TRANSMITTHESE TRANSSTADIALLY. Af.ECTOROBIUS PAPILLIPES ANDALVEONASUS LAHORENSIS, IN COMPARISON wITH 0.MOUBATA, ARE MOR-" SUSCEPTIBLE TO RICKETTSIA

PROAVAZEKI. LONGER PERIODS OF RETENTION OFRICKETTSIA WERE RECORDED FOR THESE SPECIES.

t U

UNCLASSIFIED /ZOHLC

L ..... . . . ....

UNCLASSIFIED

DOC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NOq /ZOHLC

AD-7 0 0 O' &/11NAVAL MEDICAL. RESEARCH UNIT NO 3 CAIRO tEGYPT) DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

STUDY OF POSSIBLE CIRCULATION OF RICKETTSIAPROWAZEKI IN NATURE; (u)

69 2p DOLGOVC. F. IMONITOR: NAMRU-3 TRANS-)Il

UNCLASSIFIEO REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS* OF INTERNATIONAL CONGRESSOF TROPICAL MEDICINE AND MALARIA, TEHERAN (IRAN)7-15 SEP 68. ABSTR. REV- 0 P666-8 6 9 1968,

OESCRIPTORS: 5 .RICKETTsIA PROWAZEKI'EPIUMIOLOGY), TICKS; SERODIAGNOSIS, BOV:NES,SOINEt ANIMALS) USSR

(U)ZDCNTIfIERS: TRANSLATIONS, IXODIDAC (U)

THE hORK VAS CARRIED QUT BETWEEN 1964 AND IV68 INCLIMATrgALLY OfFFERENT REGIONS OF USSR - SOUTHERNSIBERIA, TYAN-SHANo CENTRAL EUROPEAN PART OFPSrSR; CAUCASUS0 AND MOLDAVIAN SSRo 105TSEROLOGICAL INVEST:GATIONS WERE MADE BY COMPLEMENTFIXATION REACTION (CF) TESTS NITh RICKETTSIAPROWAZEKI UNDILUTED ANTIGEN, AND VIROLOGICAL TE5TSTyPASSAGE OF INVESTIGATED MATERIAL IN GUINFA PIGS ANDIN THE YOLK-SAC OF CHICK EMBRYCIO ABOUT 45soANIMAL SeRA WERE EXAMINED (CATTLE# HORpES, PIGS*SHEEP, AND ZEBUS) AND 400 IXODID TICKS.INVESTIGATIONS WERE MADE AT THE PEAK OF TICKACTIVITY (5PRINGjo AND IN ONE REGION (MOLDAVIANSSR, THROUGHOUT THE YEARo (AUTHOR) (U)

64UNCLASSIFIED /ZDHLC

UNCLASSIFIED


AD-700 088 61)NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO ) CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OF

MEDICAL ZOOLOGY

STUDY OF ABILITY OF HAEMAPHYSALIS JAPONICA DOUGLASINUTT, AND AARB, AND HAEMAPHYSALIS NEUMANNI D.TO ASSIMILATE RICKEYTSIAE UNDER EXPERIMENTALCONOITIONS, (U)

69 l4p BELIKOVAoN& P. ISOMOVOG,

P, IMONITOR: NAMRU-3 TRANS-317

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE; TRANS. OF AKADEMIYA NAUK SSSR,

DOKLADY, V173 Nq P981-983 1967s

DESCRIPTORS* (*TIc4S, *RICKETTSIA), DISFASEVECTORS, PARASITES, INFECTIONS, LIFE CYCLE*

LARVAE; NYMPH, GUINEA PIGS, USSR (U)IDENTIFIERS: TRANSLATIONS, *HAEMAPHYSALISJAPONICA, OHAEMAPHYSALIS NEUMANNI (U)

THE NATURAL INFECTION OF HAEMAPHySALIS JAPONICADOUGLAS! NsWe WITH THE AGENT OF TICKBORNERICKETTSIOSIS IN PRIMOR*YE REGION WAS DEMONSTRATED.

EXPERIMENTS WERE DESIGNED TO DETERMINE RICKETTSIALABSORPTION BY TICKS DURING A BLOODMEAL, THETRANjMISSION OF RICKETTSIAE DURING METAMORPHOSIS, ANDTHE ABILITY OF SUBSEQUENT GENERATIONS TO CAUSEINFECTION IN SUSCEPTIBLE ANIMALS, VERIFICATION OF'THE ABILITY oF H, JAPONICA DOUGLAS! AND H.NEUMANNI TO ASSIMILATE RICKETTSIAE AT VARIOUS PE(IODS

OF BLOODSUCKING 4AS MADE BY MEANS OF INTRAPERITONEALINFECTION OF GUINEA PIGS WITH A SUSPENSION FROMENGORGED TICKS. EXPERIMENTS SHOWED THAT H.

JAPONICA DOUGLASI ARE ABLE TO ASSIMILATE THL AGENT OFTICKBORNE RICKETTSIOSIS DURING A BLOODMEAL AND ToTRANSMIT IT DURING THE METAMORPHOSIS PROCESS TO THENEXT GENERATIONS, THESE DATA ALLOWED US TOCONCLUDE THAT H. JAPCNICA DOUGLASI PARTICIPATES INTHE CIRCULATION OF TICKBORNE RICKETTSIOSIS AGENT IN

PRIA4OR'YE REGION AND SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS AVECTIR OF THIS INFECTION. MOST Ho NEUMANNI"FEMALES THAT FED ON INFECTED GUINEA PIOS DID NOT

REACH THE NECESSARY DEGREE OF ENGORGEMENT AND DIEDWITHOUT OVIPOSITING, OR PRODUCED A SMALL NUMBER OFLARVAE, ADULTS OF THIS TICK SPECIES SLIGHTLY

ASSIMILATE RICKETTSIAE DURING BLOODSUCKING ONINFECTED GUINEA PIGS,

65 UUNCLASSIFIED /ZOHLC

UNCLASSXFIED

DOC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /:OHLC

AD-700 0e9 6/0NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO . CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OF

MEDICAL ZOOLOGY

IXODOIDEA TICKS AND RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI, (U)

69 12P SROKHOVSKAYA,I. H.IGNATOVICH,V. F. ;SIDOROYV. E. ;


UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF MONO. BIOL.OGICHESKIEVZAIMOOTNOSHENIYA KROVOSOSUSHCHIKH CHLEI4ISTONOGIKH S

VOZBUDITCLYAMI BOLEZNEI CHELOVEKA, MOSCOiW, 1967P 12 6 -142,

DESCRIPTORS: (*TICKS; *RICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI)fDISEASE VECTORS, PARASITES, INFECTIONS, GUINEAPIGS, LIFE CYCLE$ USSR, EPIDEMIIOLOGY IU)

IDEN'TIFIERS: OIXO.DIDAEo TRANSLATIONS, HoSTPARASITE RELATIONS, ARGASIDAE (t')

OUR INVESTIGATION WAS MADE WITH THE AIM OF GIVING AMORE PRECISE DEF.I1NITION TO THE QUESTION OF THE

POTENTIAL ,POSSIBILiTIES OF MAINTAINING ANDTRANSMITTING R. PROWAZEKI BY TICKS. WE STUDIEDTHE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF TICKS OF THE SUPERFAMILY1RODOIOEA TO R. PRONAZEKI BY THE COMPARATIVE

METHOD. WE EMPLOYED 3 METHODS FOR TICK INFECTION:(1) FEEDING TICKS ON INFECTED ANIMALS; (2)FEEDING TICKS THROUGH AN ABDOMINAL MEMBRANE ON BLOODMIXED WITH RICKETTSIAL CULTURE; (7) INJECTINGR. PROWAZEKI DIRECTLY INTO THE TICK BODY CAVITY.USE OF THESE METHODS ALLOWED US TO OBSERVE THE

DISTRIBUTION PECULIARITIES AND RICKETTSI.kLACCUMULATION IN VARIOUS TICK SPECIES, AND ALSO ToFOLLOW THE DURATION OF RICKETTSIAL SURVIVAL WITHINTHE TICK BODY bY USING DIFFERENT METHODS OFINFECTION. TESTS ALSO WERE MADE TO ELUCIDATE THEMECHANISM OF INFLCTION OF HEALTHY ANIMALS BY TICKS

AND THE POSSIBILITY OF TRANSOVARIAL TRANSMISSION :NTICKS. INVESTIGATION WAS MADE ON LABORATORY REAREDTICKS OF THE FAMILIES IXODIDAE AND ARGASIDAE,WHICH HAD REPEATEDLY 6EEN CHECKED ýOR Re PROWAZEKI,Re BURNETI, AND D. SIBERICUS INFECTION. (U)

UNCLASSIFIED /ZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED IDDC'REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD-700 9 6/614UTAH UN:V SALT LAKE CITY ECOLOGY AND EPIZOOLOGY RESEARCHGROUP

A STUDY OF THE ECOLOGY AND EPIZOOLOGY OF THE NATIVEFAUNA OF THE GREAT SALT LAKE DESERT-191)B. (U)

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: ANNUAL SUMMARY REVIEW,,MAY 69 248p

REPT. NO. ECOLOGY ANU EPIZOOLOGY SER-1145CONTRACT: DA-42-007-AHC-227(Ro DAAnO9-69-C-0030PROj: DA-J-X-6657-XXD-624TASK; I-X-6657XXD-6q107

UrNCLASSIFIED REPORT

DESCRIPTORS: (*ECOLOGY, *UTAH), (*EPIDEMIOLOGY$ANIMALS); RODENTS; BIRDS, MAMMALS;POPULATION, TICKS, ARBOVIRUSES, RICKETTSIA,COXIELLA BURNETII, CHL6MYDfAo PASTEURELLA PESTIS UPASTEURELLA TULARENSIS, PARASITES; DISEASE VECTORS iU)

DURING 1969 A TOTAL OF P;07; VERTEBRATES WEHECOLLECTED FROM THE STUDY AREAS AND PROCESSED FORDISEASE ANALYSIS. INCLUDED IN THIS TOTAL WERE 3,10q ROoENTS, 1,'29 OTHER MAMMALS, AND 544 BIRDS. INADDITION 6,699 ECTOPARAS'TES ASSOCIATED WITH THESEANIMALS WERE ALSO COLLECTED %ND PROCESSED. THISTOTAL WAS MADE UP OF 2,716 TICKS; 3,091 FLEAS, 479MITES AND 418 LICE# ALSO COLLECTED AND TESTLD WERE674 DEERFLIES AND 200 BLOOD-SUCKING GNATS. TOPICSDISCUSSED INCLUDF.: ECOLOGICAL I14VESTIGATIONS OFTHE NATIVE FAUNA; DISEASE ECOLOGY INVESTIGATIONS;IMPROVEMENT OF DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES RESCARCH; ANDFAUNAL IEVELOPMENT, (U)

UNCLASSIFIED /ZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED


AD-702 729 6/1 61:0ARMY FOREIGN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER WASHINGTON 0

C

THE EFFECT OF INFESTATION WITH RICKETTSIA COXIELLABURNETI AND DERMACENTROXENUS SIBIRICUS ON THE

CONTENT OF FREE AMINO ACIDS IN THE TICK HYALOMMAASIATICUM (BLIYANIE INFITSIROVANIYA RIKKETSIYAMICOXIELLA BUKNETI I DERMACENTROXENUS SIBIRICUSNA SODEEZHANIE SVOBODNYKH AM AMINOKISLOT),

(U)

FEB 70 12P BALASHOVvyUo S. |DAITERAtB. ;STANYUKOVICH A. K.

REPT, NO* FSTC-HT-27-418-70PRCJ: FSTC-O42)10O2101

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANSo OF PARAZITOLOGIYA (USSR) V7N4 P281-286 19690

DESCRIPTORS: (*AMINO ACIDSo TICKS), (;TICKS,ORICKETTSIACEAE)o COXIELLA BURNETI!, INFECTIONS,CHROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSISt DISEASE VECTORS,

PARASITES, USSR (U)

IDENTIFIERS: TRANSLATIONSt DERMACENTROXENUSSIBIRICUS, eHYALOMMA ASIATICUM IU)

THE CONTENT OF FREE AMINO ACIDS IN HOMOGENATES OFUNFED.ADULT HYALOMMA ASIATICUM WAS STUDIED BY FINE-

LAYER# TWO-DIMENSIONAL CHROMATOGRAPHY IN SILICA GELKCK. INDIVIDUALS INFESTED WITH AND FREE FROM

RICKETTSIA C. BURNETI AND D, SBIITICUS WEREEXAMINEDu 20 NYNHYDRIN-POSITIVE SMEARS WERERECOGNIZED ON ACIDS: ASPARTIC ACID, GLUTAMINE ACID

WITH LYSINE AND ORNITHINE, ATGININEP SERINE, GLYcINE,

ASPARAGINE, BETA-ALANINE, HYDROXPOLINE; HYSTIDINE,THREONINE, ALPHA-ALANINE, TYROSINE, VALINEt LEUCINEWITH ISOLEUCINE AND METHIONINE, PHENYLALANINE,

TRYPTOPHAN. CONSTANT DIFFERENCES EXISTED BETWEENMALES AND FEMALES IN THE CONTENT OF FREE AMINO ACIDS.

IT 4AS ESTABLISHED THAT IN TICKS INFESTED WITHRICKETTSIA THE CONTENT OF ALPHA-ALANINE IS

CONSIDERABLY DECREASED; THE CONTENT OF ONE OF THEUNIDENTFIED NYNHYDRIN-POSITIVE COMPONENTS ISINCREASED AND CONCENTRATIONS OF SOME OTHER AMINOACIDS ARE CHANGED SLIGHTLY. (AUTHOR) (U)


UNCLASSIFIED


AD-704 206|NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO 3 CAIRO (EGYPT)

EVIDENCE FOR EXTRA-HUMAN EPIDEMIC TYPHUS IN THEAILU ANIMALS OF EGYPT. (U)

DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: TECHNICAL REPTop68 9P ORMSBEEqRo A. ;HOOGSTRAAL,

He ;YOUSSEFsL. B. iHILDEBRANDTsP. WATALLA,WAGIH ;

REPT. NO. NAMRU-3-TR-;6-6,9

UNCLASSIFIED REPORTAVAILABILITY: PUB. IN JNL. OF HYGIENE;EPIUEMIOLOGY, MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY 1968.

DESCRIPTORS: (*RICKETTSIA, EPIDEMIOLOGY),t*ANIMALS, R;CKETTSIAý, DISEASES, RICKETTSIA$RICKEYTSIA PROWAZEKI", AGGLUTININS' SEROnIAGNOSIS,ANTIGENS + ANTIBODIES, TICKS, COXIELLA BURNETII,RICKETTSIACEAE, PARASITES, EGYPT (U)

LOW LEVELS OF TYPHUS GROUP AGGLUTININS *ERE FOUNDINJ A HIGH PERCENTAGE oF THE SERA OF WILD ANIMALS INEGYPT. IN ONLY 3 CASES HOWEVER COULD ANUNEQUIVOCAL DIAGNOSIS OF SPECIFIC EPIDEMIC TYpHUSANTIBODIES BE MADE. EFFECTS TO ISOLATE R,PROWAZEKI FROM THE TISSUES OF WILD ANIMALS AND TICKSWERE UNSUCCESSFUL. AGGLUTININS WITH TITERS OF >OR x 1:B AGAINST C, BURNETI OR R, CONORI WEREFOUND IN I TO 21 OF EGYPTIAN WILD ANIMAL SCRA,ATTEMPTS TO INFECT DOMESTIC ANIMALS INCLUDINGCAMELS, DONKEYS, SHEEP AND GOATS WITH p. PROWAZEKIPRODUCED TRANSIENT RISES IN SPECIFIC AGGLUTININS BUTDID NOT RESULT IN DETECTABLE RICKETTSEMIAS OR INDISEASE, (AUTHOR) (U)

UNCLASSIFIED /ZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DDC REPORI BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD-706 592 htl•NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT No , CAIRO (EGYPT) DEPT OFMEDICAL ZOOLOGY

CONTRIBUTION TO rHE CHARACTERISTICS OF TICKBORNERICKETTSIOSIS IN SOUTHEASTERN TURKMENIAs (U)

70 9p KULAGINS, Me. |ZHMAEVAZ.

Me ;SHEKHANOVoM. V. ;pCHELKINAvA. A. *

MONITOR: NAMRU-1 TRANS-2BO

UNCLASS:FIED REPORTPORTIONS OF THIS DOCUMENT ARE NOT FULLY LEGIBLE.

SUPPLEmENTARY NOTE: TRANS. OF ZHURNAL MIKROBIOLOGII,

EP:DEMIOLOG7I I IMMUNOBIOLOGI! (USSR) V26 N7 P11 -- 1211957.

DESCRIPTORS: (*RICKETT5IAo EPIDEMIOLOGY),DISEASE VECTORS, TICKS, RODENTS, PARASITES,INFECTIOUS DISEASES, SIPHONAPTERA, LIFE CYCLE,

LARVAE, USSR (U)

IDENTIFIERS: TRANSLATIONS IU)

THE PRESENCE OF NATURAL RICKETTSIAL INFECTION IN

He ASIATICUM TICKS IN NATURE IN A SOUTHEASTERN

REGION IN TURKMENIA WAS ESTABLISHED. THREERICKETTSIAL STRAINS PROVED TO BE PATHOGENIC FOR

GUINEA PIGS, WHITE RATS, YOUNG WHITE MICE, AND CHICKEMBRYOS. THE RICKETTSIAE MORPHOLOGICALLY CLOSELY

RELATED TO DERMACENTROXENUS SIBIRCUS, THE AGENT OF

NORTH ASIAN TICKBORNE RICKETTSIOSIS,DERIIACENTROXENOS MURINUS, THE AGENT OFRICKETTSIALPOXs AND DERMACENTROXENUS CONORI, THEAGENT OF MARSEILLES SPOTTED FEVER. MEANWHILE,THEY DIFFERED FROM THESE SPECIES IN THE ABUNDANCE OFINTRANUCLEAR RICKETTSIAE WHICH WERE PRACTICALLY FOUNDIN EACH GUINEA PIG WITH PRONOUNCED CHANGES IN THETESTICULAR MEMBRANE, THIS HAS NOT BEEN OBSERVED IN

OTHER TICKBORNE RICKETTSIOSIS INFECTIONS FOUND IN THEUSSR. WHITE MICE WEIGHING 11 G OR MORE WERE

NONSUSCEPTIBLE TO THE RICKETTSIAE, AS IS KNOWN,

RICKETTSIAL PERITONITIS DEVELOPS IN MICE IN CASES OF

PERITONEAL INFECTION WITH AGENTS OF NORTH A'IAN

TICK90ORNE RICKETTSIUSIS9 MARSEILIES FEVER, ANDRICKETTSIALPOX. RICKETTSIAE ISOLATED FROM EGG

CULTURES WERE SIMILAR TO THOSE OF THE TICKBORNE

SPOTTED FEVER AGENT GROUP, BUT THEY ALSO RETAINEDTHEIR PROPERTY TO AFFECT CELL NUCLEI ON , WIDE SCALE,THIS TENDENCY TO INTRA NUCLEAR MULTIPLICACION VERY

CLOSELY RESEMBLED DERMACENTROXENUS RICKEITSI, THEAGENT OF TICKBORNE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER.

(AUTHOR) (U)


UNCLASSIFIED jDDC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO, /ZOHLC

AD-713 $66 2/9 6/0a

WALTER REED ARMY INST OF RESEARCH WASHINGTON 0 C

INVESTIGATION OF A NEW DISEASE OF MILITARY DOGSS

(U)

70 lip NIMStROBERT M. jHUXSQLLv

DAVID L- IHILDERBRANOTPAUL K, ;AALKERJERRYS. ;

UNCLASSIFIED REPORT

DESCRIPTORS: (*DOGS; *DISEASES)o I.VETEPINARYMEDICINE, QOGS), (*RICKETTSIACEAE, DISEASES),HEMORRHAGE, ANEMIAS; LEUKOCYTES, HEMATOLOGY,FEVERS, PATHOLOGY, HISTOLOGY. INFECTIONS,CHEMOTHERAPY, TETRACYCLINES, BLOOD DISEASES,ETIOLOGY, INFECTIOUS'DISEASESt DISEASE VECTORS,TICKS, MILITARY MEDICINEp SOUTHEAST ASIA (U)

IDENTIFIERS: eTROPICAL CANINE PANCYTOPENIA,OEHRLICHIA CANIS (U)

IN JULY_196B, AN EPIZOOTIC OF A FATAL HEMORRHAGICDISEISE, CHARACTERIZEp BY UNILATERAL OR BILATERALEPISTAXIS9 BEGAN IN U, So MILITARY DOGS INSOUTHEAST ASIA. THE DISEASE APPEARED TO BE THESAME AS TROPICAL CANINE PANCYTOPENIA (TCP)DESCRIBED BY THE BRITISH IN MILITARY DOGS INSINGAPORE AS EARLY AS 19 63c AND WAS SIMILAR TO ADISEASE REPORTED BY THE FRENCH IN MILITARY DOGS INTUNISIA. A COORDINATED INVESTIGATION OF THE

DISEASE WAS INITIATED WITH THE OBJECTIVE OFDETERMINING THE CAUSE AND NATURE OF THE DISEASE ANDMEANS OF CONTROL. THE RESULTS FROM THESEINVESTIGATIONS ARE SUMMARIZED IN THIS PEPORT. (U)

U AfUNCLASSIFIED /ZLIHLC

UNCLASSIFIED


AD-717 126 2/5WALTER REED ARMY INST OF RESEARCH WASHINGTON D C

TROPICAL CANINE PANCYTOPENIAo (U)

70 6P HUXOLL DAVID L, IHILDEBRANDToPAUL K. ;NIMSROOERT Me IWALKERs

JERRY S. I

UNCLASSIFIED REPORTAVAILA6ILITY: PUB* IN JNL. OF THE AMERICANVETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, V157 Nil P1627-1632#I DEc 70.

DESCRIPTORS: (eINFECTIOUS DIbEASES, DOGS),(OANE'4IAS, DOGS),t (VETERINARY MEDICINE;TROPICAL REGIONS), RICKETTSIACEAE, DISEASES,HEMORRHAGE, HEMATOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, HISTOLOGY,INFECTIONS, ETIOLOGY, DISEASE VECTORS, TICKS,DIAGNOSIS, SOUTHEAST ASIA (U)

IDENTIFIERS: -PANCYTOPENIAt *TROPICAL CANINEPANCYTOPENIA, OEHRLICHIA CANIS (U)

TROPICAL CANINE PANCYTOPENIA (TCP) 15 A NEWLY

RECOGNIZED DISEASE OF DOGS IN DIVERSE TROPICAL ANDSUBTROPICAL AREAS. THE DISEASE HAS BEEN

RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEATH OF LARGE NUMPERS OFMILITARY DOGS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA# UNILATERAL ORBILATERAL EPISTAXIS IS THE MOST DRAMATIC CLINICAL

SIGN OF THE DISEASE, COAGULATION TIME AND

PROTHROMBIN TIME ARE NORMALi HOWEVER, BLEEDING TIMEIS PROLONGED. AFFECTEc DOGS DEVELOP SEVERE ANEMIA,LEUKoPENIA, AND THROMBOCYTOPENIAo A LARGE NUMBER OFDOGS AND WITH SIMILAR HEMATOLOGIC SIGNS BECOMEPROGRESSIVELY DEBILITATED AND DIE WITHOUT MANIFESTING

OVERT EPISTAXIS, NECROPSY FINDIN(S CONSIST OF

LYMPHADENOPATHY AND PETECHIAL AND ECCHYMOTICHEMOPpHAGES ON SEROSAL AND MUCOSAL SURFACES OFNUMEROUS ORGANS AND IN SUBCUTANEOUS TIFSUES, THEMOST PROMINENT HISTOLOGIC FINDING IS PERIVASCULARINFILTRATION OF PLASMA CELLS IN NUMEROUS ORGANS*CYTOPLASMIC INCLUSIONS IDENTICAL TO THOSE DESCRIBEDFOR EHRLICHIA CANIS HAVE BEEN FOUND IN MONONUCLEARCELLS IN CAPILLARY BLOOD SMEARS AND IN IMPRESSIONSMEARS PREPARED FROM TISSUES OF NATURALLY ANDEXPEPImENTALLY INFECTED DOGS. HEAVY TICKINFESTATIONS HAVE BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH EPIZOOTICS OFTROPICAL CANINE PANCYTOPENIA, EFFECTIVE MEANS OFTREATMENT OF THE DISEASE HAVE NOT BEEN DEVELOPED,(AUTHOR) (U)

U NC L A79 F I ED /Z0HLC

UNCLASSIFIED

DDC REPORT SIBLIOiRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZOHLC

AD-722 495 6/3NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO ) FPO NEW YORK 09527

BIOCHEMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF

CERTAIN TICKS (IXODOIDEA). GONADDEVELOPMENT AND GAMETOGENESIS IN ARGAS(PERSICARGAS) ARBOREUS KAISER, HOOGSTRAAL,AND KOHLS )ARGASIDAE), (U)

JUN 69 24P KHALILGALILA M. ;REPT. NO. NAMRU-3-TR-I-71PROJ: MFI251'4,O09

UNCLASSIFIED REPORTAVAILABILITY: PUB@ IN THE JNLs OF PARASITOLOGY,V55 N6 P1278-1297.

DESCRIPTORS: (.TICKSpOREPRODUCTION(PHYSIOLOgY))H REPRODUCTIVE S(STEM,PHYSIOLOGY, LIFE CYCLE, LARVAE, DISEASE VECTORS,

VIRUS DISEASES, RICKETTSIA, DISEASES,BIOCHEMISTRY. NYMPH; GkUWTH (U)

IDENTIFIERS: %ARGAS ARBOREUS (Ul

IN ARGAS ARBOREUS, GERMINAL DIFFERENTIATIONBEGINS WHEN LARVAE FEED AND GONAD FORMATION REGINS INFED, FIRST-INSTAR NUMpHS. FEMALES; WHICH USUALLYMOLT FROM THIRD- OR FOURTH-INSTAR NYMPHS, HAVE I

OVARY WITH I ANTERIOR AND.2 LATERAL GERMINATIVEZONES, 2 DIVIDED OVIDUCTS, I UTERUS, I DIVIDEDVAGINA; AND 2 ACCESSORYGLANDS, A FIRST GROMIH

PHASE DURING INTERPHASE, WHICH FOLLOWS DIAKINESIS,ENDS WHEN THE PRIMARY OOCYTE DIAMETER 15 100 MICRONS.A SECOND GROWTH PHASE, INCLUDING VITELLOGENESIS AND

SHELL FORMATION, BEGINS ONLY AFTER FERTILIZATION ANDFEEDING. MALES; WHICH USUALLY MOLT FROM SECOND-

INSTAR NYMPHS, HAVE I BILATERALLY SYMMETRICAL TESTISWITH 2 GERMINATIVE ZONES; 1 EJACULATORY DUCT; AND I

14-LOBED ACCESt;ORY GLAND. FOUR SPERMATOGONIALDIVISIONS RESULT IN 16 PRIMARY SPERMATOCYTES PER

GERMINAL CYST* SPERMIOGENESIS INCLUDES AN

EXTENSIVE GROWTH PHASE ANn FORMATION OF A HIGHLYFOLDED CYTOPLASMIC MEMBRANE FOLLOWING DIAKINESIS IN

PRIMARY SPERMATOCYTES. TWO MEIOTIC DIVISIONSRESULT IN 64 SPHERICAL SPERMATIDS WHICH UNDERGO A

SECOND SPERMIOGENESIS PHASE INCLUDING MORPHOLOGICALTrANSFORMATION. MOST SPERMS REACH THE OVARY ANDPENETRATE THE PRIMARY OOCYTES WHERE THEIR CYTOPLASMDEGENERATES AND THE NUCLEUS FORMs A MALE ZONE, THETERM SPERMATIDS AND SPERMS ARE CONSIDERED MOREAPPROPRIATE THAN PROSpERMS OR SPERMIOPHORES.

73 (UUNCLASSIFiED /ZOHLC

UNCLASSIFIED


AD-8s5 898 6/1) 6/3ARMY BIOLOGICAL LABS FREDERICK MD

EXISTENCE OF PREMUNITION IN NATURAL OREXPERIMENTAL RICKETTSIOSIS OF THE DOG, (U)

JUL. 68 6P DONATIENA, ILESTOQUARDF, I

REPT. NO, TRANS-271

UNCLA5S1FIED REPORT

SUPPLEMENTARY NOTE: TRANS, OF SOCIETE DE PATHOLOGIEEXOTIJUE, RULLETIN (FRANCE) V29 P,78-)83 1976,

DESCRIPTORS: (-DO6S, RICKETTSIA)t ,ALGERIA,RICKETTSIALES, DIAGNOSIS, VIRUSES, TICKSiFRANCE: IU)

IDENTIFIERS: INOCULATION, TRANSLAIIONS (U)

IN ThiF MEETING OF 12 JUNE 1935 OF THE SOCIETE

DE PATHOLOGIE EXOTIQUE$ THE EXISTENCE INALGERIA OF A PATHOGENTC RICKETTSIA OF THE DOG,WAS NOTED AND THE NAME RItKETTSIA CANIS PROPOSED.

THIS PARASITE IS VERY FREQUENT IN ALGERIA, AND IFTRANSMITTED NATURALLY BY THE TICK RHIPICIPHALuS

5ANGUINEUS, WHICH IS INFECTIOUS AT EVERY STAGE, ANDAMONG WHICH THE VIRUS IS HEREDITARY. THIS TICK IS,

IN ALGERIA, VERY FREQUENT FROM APRIL TO

OCTOBER. IT IS CALLED 'THE DOG TICK' BECAUSE ITHAS A MARKED PREDILECTION FOR THIS SPECIES.

OBSERVATIONS AND EXPERIMENTS, SHOW THAT: (1)R. CANIS REMAINS IN THE ORGANISM A LONG WHILE (5

MONTHS OR LESS) AFTER THE CLINICAL CURE OF AN ACUTEATTACK (NATURAL OR EXPERIMEN'rAL); AND (2)

ANIMALS CURED OF AN ACUTE ATTACK ENDURE AREINOCULATION WITHOUT PRESENTING ANY MORBID SYMPTOMS.

(AUTHOR) (U)


UNCLASSIFIED

CORPORATE AUHORH - MONITORII4G AGENCY

$ARMY BIOLOGICAL CENTER FREDERICK MD IEKSPERIIIENTALNOE 17UCHENIE0 a e KLESHCHEI DFRMACENTnR MAH IPIATUSDISCUSSION, SU1.Z, I WHIPICEPHALLIS ROSSICUS JAK.AD-642 q81 ET K, JAK. KAK PLRLAJO'CHIKOV

, TULYAREM1110$ARMY BIOLOGICAL LABS FREDERICK M0 Aj-676 9 j9

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF TRANSLATIO.N-197DERMACENTOR SILVARUm TICKS AS NATURAL FOCUS Or TSUTSUGAMUSHICARRIERS OF VERNAL ENCEPHALITIS FEVER,VIRUS 4TT-6V-bJ607)

AD-291 48 1 AD-62,O 5

TRANS-q7 "ARMY FOREI1t: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYON THE RESULTS Or OORK BY THE CENTER NASHINGTON 0 C

EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DIVISION OF THE * a 0rEIEM ON THE STUDY OF TICK SPOTYED FSTC-HT..2)-410-7FEVER IN THE KHARDROvSKt THE EFFECT or INVESYATION A1TH

AD-676 2k3 RICKETTSIA COXIELLA I]UQNLTv AnflS* S DOERMACENTROXENUS SInIRICUS nN T1l(

TRANS-49 CONTENT or FREE AMI1lO ACIDS IN THFTO THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF TICK TICK NYALOMPA ASIATICHM BLIYANIr

SPOTTED FEVER OF CENTRAL SIBERIA, INFITsIHOVANIYA I(IKVyETSrYAMAD-676 )44 COXIELLA nUKNETI I mLQMACCNTih()Xrtf1IS

* * * * BSIIRIcus tuA SODEEZ.AANIF SVyrODNYW1TRANS-5O AM AMiNOKpsLOT)pON THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF TICK AD-702 )2V

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THE EfFECT OF AC-702 -29 FINDING OF RICKETTSA AD-670 409INFESTATION RITH RICKETTSIA BURNETI IN HORSEFLIrS TAOANUS

COXIELLA BURNET[ ArD STAEGERI,IU)OERMACENTROXENUS SIBIRICUS ON THE &COXIELLA BURNETIICONTEIT OF FREE AMINO ACIDS IN THETICK HYAi.OMHA ASIATICUM IBLIYANIE NYALOmMA iHYALOMMINA) AD-69P S40INFITSIROVANIYA 04IKETSIYAMI RHIPSCEPHALOIDES NEu1MANN IINDOIOEA.COEIELLA 9UKNETI I DERMACENTROXENIJS IXODIDEAI: ITS IDENTITY, Hn5!S,S518RICUS NA SODEEZHANIE SVOBOONYKH AND ECOLOGY, AND RIrKETT51A CONORI.AM AMINOKISLOT),IU) R. PRoKAZEKI, AND CnXIELLA FUNNETI

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EVIDENCE FOR EXTRA- AD-O70M 2q8 TICKS

WUHAN EPIDEMIC TYPHUS IN THE OILDANIMALS OF EGYPT.IU) INDEX CATALOGUE TO AD-670 994

ORICKETTSIA RUSSIAN, CENTRAL ANM EASTERNEUROPEAN, AND CHINEIE LITERATURE IN

EXISTENCE or AO-6'l 896 MEDICAL ENTOMOLODY, SUPPLEMENT 6.PREMUNITION IN NATURAL OR ARTHROPOD VECTORS A'iD ANTHROPOD-EXPERIMENTAL RPiKETTsIOSIS OF THE BORNE DISEA9ES,fU,DOG'IU) *ARTHROPODS

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EXPEKIMENTAL INFECTION AD-666 1g RA'SSIAN, CENTRAL ANM EASTERNOF THE COTTON RAT SIGMODON IIISPIDU. LUROPEAN, AND CHINEgE LITERATUNE INWITH RICKETTSIA RICKETTSIisU) MEDICAL ENTnMOLOGY. SUPPLEMLNT IV.

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MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY. VOLUME 'i,

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF AD-676 9P9 MITESIU)DERMACENTOR MARGINATUS SULZ. AND OINDEXES

RHIPICEPHALUS ROSSICUS JAKs ET K.JAK. TICKS AS VECTORS OF TULAREMIA INDEX CATALOGUE To AD-624 160(EKSPERIHENTALNOE IZuCHENIE AUsS! hN, CENTRAL ANn EASTERNKLESHCHEI DERMACENTOR MARGINATUS EUROPEAN, AND CHINESE LITERATURE INSULZ. I RHIPICEPHALUS ROSSICUS JAK. MEDICAL ENTnMOLOGYv VOLUME VIII.

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RICKETTSIAL OISEASES;(U) NEW TICKS OF THE FAMILY AD-4I iq7"* DISEASE VECTORS IXOOIDAEU)*T*.KS

INVESTIGATION Or A"NEW AD-711 0&6DIS.A..C CI 'ILsTARY oOg6 U0 ON SPONTANEOUS AD-&TO 24,

*DOGS INFECTION or WAEMAPHSALIS JAPONICAO~uGLASI NUTT. AND WARB. TICKS WITH

INVESTIGATION OF NORTH- AD-Aql 012 D. SIBiRICU9 RICKETTSIAE INASIATIC tSIBEPIAN) RICKETTVIOSIS IN PRIMQONK REGION,(U)DERMACENTOR NUTTALLI TICKS sNICKETTSIACOLLECTED IN ONE OF THE KRAStJOIARSKREGIOIJ FOCI,(U) ON THE DISSEMINATION Or AD-674 9I1

*EPIDEMIOLOGY THE DERMACEtNTOR TICKfU)'TICKs

ISOLATION OF TICK-BORNE AD-Ai9s 7* IK

ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS FROM OC)MACENTOR ON THE EPIOEMIOLOGY OF AO-472 2tjqPICUS HERR. AND I•DOES PERSULCATUS - TICK SPOTTEO FEVERs(U)P. SCHo TICKS IN-PLAcES OF THEIR *RICKETTSIAMUTUAL HABITATIONsfU)

*TICKS ON THE RESULTS or WORK AD4-A7 2•3BY THE EPIDE•IOLOGICAL DIVISION OF

IXODID TICKS (ACARINA; AD-AS) 5)7 THE FEIEM O'J THE STIJOY OF TICKIAOOIDAF) OF CENTRAL AFrqICA. SPOTTED FEVER IN THN KHAUORUVSK.IU)VOLUME IV* GENERA APONOMMA *VIRUS DISEASESNEUMANNt 1899, OOOPHILUS CURTICE#1891, DERMACENTOR IOCH, 1044, POSSIBLE RESERVOIRS O AD-700 068HAEMAPMYSALIS KOCK, 1l84, HYALOmMA RICKETTSIA P14OWAZEKI IN NATURE,(UIkOCH, IS"' AND RHIPICEtToR NUTTALL *RICKETTSIA PROAAZEKIAND WARBURTON, 190. LISTS ANDBIaLIOGRAPHNtU) RICKETTSIAE AND AD-668 890

OTICKS RICKETTSIAL DISEASE', IU)*RICKETTsIA

IXOOOIDEA TICKS AND AD-700 0#9

P'CKETTSIA PROWAZE.KIIU, SELECTED ABSTRACTS FROM AD-606 517OTICKS SOVIET BIONFDSCAL JOURNALS, SERe

11, No. P;iUi

LOCAL CASES OF TICK- AD-&70 362 *MICROBIOLOGYBORNE SPOTTED TYPHUS FEVER AND TICK-BORNE RfCPUOESCCNT TYPHUS FEVER IN SPONTANEOUS INFECTION AD-06O 258ALMA ATA OBLAST,(lU OP RICKETTSIA SURNETI IN

*RICKETTSIA ECTOPARASITFS OF THF SANDMARTIN,.U)

HAIN FEATURES OF AD-640 I1) *RICKETTSIAPHOTOPERIOOIC REACTION INDERMACENTOR MARGINATUS SULZ, TICKS STUDY OF ABILITY Or AD-700 008(IIODOIOEA'IfU) HAE#ApMHYALIS JAPONICA ODUGLASI

* TIC: S NUTT@ AND WARS, AND HAEMAPHYSALISNEUHANNI 0, TO ASSIMILAT9

NATURAL FOCUS OF AD-620 gal RICKETTSIAE UNDER EXPERIMFNTALTSUTSUGAMUSHI FEVER.(U) CONDITIONS; U)

*RICKETTSIA TSUTSUGAMUSHI *TICKS

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STUDY Or NATURAL FOCI D 0 af LSOF TICK RIC9ETTsIOsIS INSOUTHWESTERty KIRGIZIAetUl

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ORICKETTSIA PRUWAZEKI

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0ECOLOGY

STUDY. OF THE ROLE OF AD-644 971TICKS Of THE GENERA DERMACENTOR ANDHAEPAPHYSALI5 IN TRANSNISSIUN OFBRUCELLOSIS,(U)

*TIcCKSUSCEPTIBILITY OF TICKS AD-670 V9

Or THE SUPERrAMILY I!ODOIDEA TORICCK ETTSIA rRoWAZE K (ORICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI,

T ICKDORNE.HEMORRHAGIC AD-AVI 916FEVERS, ENCEPHALITIS; AND TYPHUS INU*S,SR, AND SOUTHERN ASIA.(U)

*PARASITIC DISEASES

TICKS Or THE A0-499 657SUPERFAMILY IXODOIDEA ANDRICKETTSIA PROWAZEKI'(U;

*TICKS

TI-KS2 I)?q6*81LIOGRAPHIES

TO THE EPIcDEMOLOGY OF AD-676 714TICK SPOTTED FEVER OF CENTRALSIBERIA.,(UP

OVIRus DISEASESTROPICAL CANINE AD-717 326PANCYTOPENIA (U)OINFECTIOUS DISEASES

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PERSONAL AUTHOR INOCK

6AMANZHULOV, S, A- ENTOMOLOGY FROM R'.!SqIAN, CENTRAL0 . 0 AND EAST(Rij CUROV A., AN& CMINESE

FINDING OF RICKETTSIA BURNETI IN LITERATURE, VOLU. IV, NUMIER 6#NORSEFLIES TABANUS STAEGERI| AU-416 093

AD-670 409CURRENT REFFNENCt.4 IN MEOICAL

OAMOSENKOVAt No Io ENTOMOLOGY FROM 1 iclANt CENTHAL0 * a AND EtSTERN CUROO,-4 AND CHINESE

FINDING Or RICKETTSIA BURNETI IN LITERATURE. VOL. IV, NOt 7,HORSEFLIES TABANUS STAEGER1, AD-617 oaf

AD-67C 409 * *

CURRENT RrFrRENCES IN MEDICALOANAsrOS; GEORGE ENTOMOLOGY FROM R1J'JAN, CENTRAL0 * s AND EASTLRN CURO0-& AND CMINESE

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL LITERATURE, VULUIE IVs O. N*,ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN, CENTRAL AD-620 70LAND EASTERN EUROPEAN; AND CHINESEA A R A•LITERATURE. VOLUME life NO- 41, .CURRENT RFrFRENCEF IN MEWICAL

AO-4)) 870 ENTOMOLOGY FROM f'059IAN, CENTRAL

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL LITERATURE, VOLUMIE q, NO. 2,ENToMoLOGY FROM RUqSIAN9 CENTRAL AD-629 374AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE 0 *

LITERATURE, VOLUME 3; NO. 1i, CURRENT RFFERENCE' IN MEDICALAD-&09 04) o ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUESIAN, CENTRAL

* 4 * -. AND EASTERN EUPOPI'All AND CHINESECURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL LITERATURE. VOLU•'- V. NUMBER 4sENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN, CLNTRAL 8 AD-634 279AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE 0 *LITERATURE# VOLUMr ); PO. 12 . CURRENT RETRENCES IN MEDICAL

AD-609 044 .,t ENTOMOLOGY FROM HU'sIANg CENTRAL

S. , U AND •ASTEP, EUROPEAN, AND CHINESrCURRENT REFEENCE; IN MEDICAL LITERATURE. VOLU:'.. NO. W. NUMPERENToMOLOGY FROM RU5SIANt CLNTRAL 5,ANO EASTERN EUROPEANI AND CIIINESE AD-634 280LITERATURE, VOLUME IV, NUMNCR to o 6,6

AD-410 to$ CURRENT HrrERENCLS IN MEDICAL* s 1 ENTOMOLOGY FROM A)'IAN, CENTHAL

CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL AND EASTLRN EUROP!'A'l AND CHINESE

ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIANt CENTRAL LITERATURE. VOLUIE V. NUMBER 3,AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINJESE AD-614 355LITERATURE, VOLUME IVe NO* 3, * V

AD-413 668 CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL

* * *ENTOMOLOGY FROM H'J:SIAN, CENTRALCURRENT REFERENoCE IN MEDICAL ANq EASTERN EUROP' .'9 AND CHINESEENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN, CENTRAL LITERATURE. VOLV V. NUMBER 6.AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESE ADO65 178LITERATURE, VOL. 4, NO 4,t o * .

AD-619 144 IXoDID TICKS (ACAP101A, IXODIDAEI Or* 0 CENTRAL AFRICA. V)I.UME IV* GENERA

CURRENT REFEREtCES IN MEDICAL APONOMMA NEUMANN, 1499, bOOPHILUS

P-IUNCLASSIFIED

UNCLA$SIFIEDATA-IOZ

CURTICE, 18911 DERMACENTOR KOCH; OGARTOSHEVICH; to No16,14t HAEMAPHYSALIS KOCKo li~q@, 0HYALOMMA KOCH, Jn'4 AND RHIPICENTOM LOCAL CASES Of TICK-BORNE SPOTTED

NUTTALL AND WARBURTON, I90V. LISTS TYrNUS FEVER AND TICK-SONNEAND BIBLIOGRAPHY@ RECMUDESCENT TYPHUS FEVE4 N AL•MA

A0-652 937 ATA OBLAST#o 4 -AD-670 343

INDEX CATALOGUE TO RUSSIANt CENTRALAND EASTERN EUROPEAN; AND CHINESE *BELAN, A, A.LITERATURE IN MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY. 0 4

SUPPLEMENT be ARTHROPOD VECTORS ISOLATION or TICK-MlqRNCAND ANTHROPOD-BORNE DISEASES, ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS rROM OFRMACENTOq

AD-670 994 PICUS HERM. AND IXOE5 PLRSULCATU4P6 SCM. TICKS IN PLACES OF THEIR

OATALAA WAGIN MUTUAL HABITATION,* a a AD-640 75,

EVIDENCE FOR EXTRA -UMAN EPIDEMICTYPHUS IN THE WILD ANIMALS OF *S[LIKOVA, N; P,EGYPT* 0 a m

AD-70 244 STUDY OF ABILITY OF HAEMAPHYSALISJAPONICA DOUGLASI NWTT. AND VARA.

OATWOOD; EARL La AND HACMAPHYSALI1 NrUMANIeI D. TO*;OT0 ASSIMILATE RICKETTSIAE UNDE4

A CONT.RIBUTION TO THE EPIDEMIOLOGY EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS,OF ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER IN AD-700 08OTHE EASTERN UNITED STATES,

AD-627 '462 Ue1LOzEROv, V. N.

THE ECOLOGY O0 TICKS TRANSMITTING MAIN FEATURfS OF P,4mOPEMIODICROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER IN A REACTiON IN DERMACE'ITOR KARGINATUSSTUDY AREA IN VIRGINIA, SULZ. TICKS IIXODOIOEA),

AD-640 & 214 AD-&60. 15

GIALAEVA; No MN *EILALOYA, . Z*.

POSSIBLE RESERVOIRS Or RICKETTSIA ISOLATION OF TICK-BnRpIEPROwAZEKI IN NATURE; EtICEPHALITIS VRUS FROM DORMACCNTOQ

AD-700 068 PICUS HEkH. ANI IXOnES PERSULCATUSP. SCH. TICKS IN PLACES OF THEIR

*SALASNOV, YU. St MUTUAL HABITATION,OI . a AD-6'61 74'

THE EFFECT Or INFESTATION AITHRICKETTSIA COXIELLA RURNETI AND eBOCHAROVAs 7. V.DERMACENTROXENUS SIUIRICUS ON THE * * 4CONTENT OF FREE AMINO ACIDS IN THE ON THE EPIDEMIOLOGY Cr TICK SPOTYEDTICK NHALOMMA ASIATICUM iBLIYANIE FEVER,,INFITSIROVANIYA RIKKETSIYAHI AD-672 )04COXIELLA BUKNETI I OERMACENTROXENUS5IBIRICUS NA SOoEEZHANIE SVOBODNYKH oOZEmAN; re meAM ANINOKISLOTI,

AD-02 729 EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF THE

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COTTON RAT 3$5MOOON HISPIDUS WITH POSSIBLE RE5ERVOIRS OF RICKETTSIA

RICKETTSIA RICKET1SiI. PROWAZEKI IN NATURE;

AD-666 391 AD-100 044

OIOZEMAN; FLORENCE MARILYN *ILIL ALENA0 0 0 0

RICKETTSIAE AND RICKETTSIAL CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL

OISEASESt ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSSIAN, CENTRALAD-644 *9O AND EASTERN EUROPCA1N AND CHINESE

LITERATURE, VOL, IV, NO. 9o'DAITER, A. As AD-42I 585

THE EFFECT OF INI;STA'TION OITH CURRENT REFFRENCES IN HElJiCALRICKETTSIA COXIELLA RURNETI AND ENTOMOLOGY FROM RL.SIýIANj CCNWALDERMACENTROXENUS SIUIRICUS ON THE AND EASTERN EUROrEA - k0f C41:JLE

CONTENT OF FREE AMINo ACIDS IN THr LITERATUkE; VL.J½J IV, NO#. 10

'TICK HYALOMMA ASIATIUCM IBLIYANIE AD-622 076a INFiTSIROVANIYA RIKKETSIYAMI .

COXIELLA BUKNETJ I OEPHACENTROXENUS CURRENT REFFREtICLS IN PCDICALSIBIRICUS NA SOOEEZNANIE SVOBODNYKH ENTOMOLOGY FROH 14.USIAN, CENTRAL,AI AMINOKISLOT)I AND EASTLRN EUROPEAR AND CHINESý

AD-702 229 LITERATURE; VOLUME IV, Not IllAD-H2N £59

sOOLGOy; Go re 6 0 $* * 41 INDEX CATALOGUE TO PUSSIAN. CENTRAL

POSSIBLE RESERVOIRS.oF RICKETTSIA AND EASTERN EUROPEAN, AND CHINESEPROAAZEKI IN NATURE, LITERATURE IN HEDICaL ENTOMnLOGY.

AD-7U0 '60 VOLUME VIII. RICrETTqIAL 0ISEASESo* . o AO-624 IU

STUOD OF POSSIBLE CIPCOLATION Or . *RICKETTSIA PROOAZEKI IN NATURE# CURRENT REFERENCES IN MEDICAL

.AD-7O 00 M ENTOMoLOGY FROM MUS9IANo CENTRALAND EASTERN EUROPEAN/ AND CHINLSF

60ONATIEN, A. LITERATURE; VOLUME o NO#. 1,7* . * AD-625 274

EXISTENCE OF ;REHUNITION IN NATURAL * 0 6OR EXPERIMENTAL RICKETTSiOSIS Or CURRENT RrfFNENCES IN MEDICALTHE O0G, ENTOMOLOGY FROM RUSNIAN, CENTRAL

AD-OMS 898 AND EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CHINESELITERATURE; VOL. 5o NO. It

*DOUgovy A, S1 AD-627 .23*;. ...ISOLATION OF TICK-BORNE IXODlo TICKS IACARINA, IXODIDAE) OFEfCCEPHALITIS VIRUS FROM nEHMACENTOR CENTRAL AFRICA. VOLUME IV- GE•ERA

PICUS MERM. AND IAOOES PERSULCATUS APONOMMA NEUMANN, 10991 UOOPHILUSP. SCH. TICKS IN PLACES OF THEIR CURTICE, 19•~, DfRHIACENTUR KUCH,MUTUAL HABITATION; 18Jiq HAEMAPHYSALIS KOCKp 10'4,

AD-44S 754 HYALOMM.. KOCH, 1844 AND DHIPICENTORNUTTALL AND *ARBURTMNt I908. LISTS

0OUTOVAI G6 Me AND BIOLIOGRAPHY,* . * AD-65) 031

P-.UNCLASSIFIED

ELI-NIL INL.~rt'CLISCRG. . LeHAE"APHYSALIS IN TRANSHIS1:;ON OF

a ORUCCLLOSIStEXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF THE AD.64l 7Y~COTTON RAT SI(GMaOON HISIPIDUS WINTH.RICKETTSIA RICKCTTSII. COMPARATIVE DATA ON INFCCTITON OF

AD-444 794 TICKS OF THr GENUS lKRI1ACFNT0R WITHIRUCELLEAC,

*ELISBERG; 3INNETT L. AD-64'4 99B

RICK~ETTSIAE AND RICKETISIAL #EROKNOVSKAYA; In N.DISEASES, 0 * 0

AD-46I 890 DOES rEECJIPH TICK~S nN IMII'~llEOCHELYNOVA;N. 0.ANIMALS INFLUENCE RjCKCTj'~lA;CMEYANOA; N D.SIBIRICA@

* 0 0 AD-&70 ;66DESCRIPTION Of A NtLR TICK~ SPECIESWM~?ACENTOR ASIATICUS SP. N. SUSCEPTIDILITY OF TICKS (IF THEIA&CAPINA. IAQODIDA) FROMl SUpERFAMILY ixoooiorA TO RICKETTSIANORrHLASTCRtd ASIA, VRROWAZEKI,

AC-670 296 AD-670 399

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EXPERImENTAL INFECTION OF THE AD-&9? 4&7

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RICKETTSIA RICKLTTSII. COMP#ARISON~ OF INTERQELATIr,:mIFSAD-466 )00 BETWEEN OLOODSUCKIN'I ARTpl~o'OUS A~4f

RICKETTSI A PROWAZEK1I*GALIEV. Re so AD-700 08)

ST.. O MROE6TIKOFTEXDOEAICS AN RIKTTI

GENERA DERMACENVOR AND - ROWAZEKI,

HACHAPHYSALIS IN TRANSMISSION Of AD-700 Us?BRUCEL40S ISoAD-644 977 oNELMY, IBRAHIM

*GOPACHENKO. 10 Ne HYALOMHA jHYALOMM7NA)0 . 0 RHIPICEPHALOJOFS NEu1MANN CINDOIDEA:

NATURAL FOCUS OF TSUTSUGAMUSNI IXODIDEAI: ITS IOEPITITY, HMSTS,FEVER,* AND ECOLOGY, AND RIC:KETTSIA COIJORI ,

AD-62 501Re PROYIAZrKI, AND CMXIELLA AURNETIAD-42 9O~INFECTIONS INd RODENT HOSTS IN

*GORELICK; ARTHUR No EGyPT.o AD-495 *u9

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This bibliography contains 74 references on Rickettsia, withemphasis on Rickettsia Rickettsi i and its carrier dermacentorandersoni. Among the topics included are: The biology of tickstransmitting rickcettsia; spotted fever and ectoparasites frommammals, and potential disease relationship to vertebrates; arid,the role of ticks of the genera dermacentor in comparison totheir interrelationship with bloodsucking arthopods.

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