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Nucleic acids in the blepharoplast, nucleus and cytoplasm of trophic and ultinuclear individuals of T. vaginalis. VI Polish Symposium of Trichomonadosis, Karpacz, 19-21 IX 1975

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Malyszko E.

nr 5

Nietypowe sposoby rozmnażania rzęsistka pochwowego

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Malyszko E.

tom 10

nr 2-3

Microphotos (1-5) from multiple division of T. vaginalis grown on Roiron medium are presented. The author encountered similar multiplication patterns in samples collected directly from patients. The sections were stained according to modified May-Grunwald-Giemza technique developed in the Institute of Hygiene, Medical School in Białystok.

Występowanie rzęsistka pochwowego w basenach kąpielowych na terenie miasta Białegostoku

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Dziegielewska J. , Malyszko E.

tom 14

nr 1

Out of 192 water samples from 4 pools, including 84 (56 liters) from 1956 and 108 (68 liters) from 1966, none showed the presence of T. vaginalis.

Polyploid forms of T. vaginalis Donne (1836) under the culturing conditions in vitro

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Malyszko E. , Januszko T.

tom 29

nr 1-2

The value of macro- and microscopic skin tests in determination of virulence of various Trichomonas vaginalis strains in white mice

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Rejniak L. , Hoffmann B. , Malyszko E. , Siuda S.

nr 1-14

The in vitro reactivity of T. vaginalis to the preparation of N-glycosylopolyfungin N-methylglucamine salt (N-MGP) and metronidazole

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Smorczewska B. , Januszko T. , Malyszko E.

tom 29

nr 1-2

Wrażliwość Trichomonas vaginalis na wysychanie

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Zajac Z. , Malyszko E. , Trybula J. , Treszczotko I. , Bernacka B.

tom 34

nr 3

Twelve strains of T. vaginalis were tested for their sensitivity to dessication at room temperature. Each of them, in the quantity of 0.5 cm³ of 36 hrs old culture (containing 2.5 mln cells) was placed in 5 sterilized tubes containing 2:5 cm³ of: sterilized Roiron medium, urine, 0.9% NaCl, tap water and distilled water. After shaking, the suspension of Trichomonas of each tube in the quantity of 0.15 cm³ was placed on depression slides. The slides were then placed in sterilized, not tightly covered Petri dishes, which were kept at room temperature. The suspension of 3 slides was examined under microscope and inoculated on Roiron medium prior to complete dessication. The same procedure was followed with respect to the fourth slide but only after the suspension had, dried. The suspension remaining in the tube (2.4 cm³) served as control. The experiment showed that in a drop of 0.9% NaCl, urine and Roiron medium, Trichomonas remains active for 120 min. When transferred to Roiron medium within that time, Trichomonas reproduces in a normal way which was not observed after a transfer from the suspension dried up. In a drop of water Trichomonas loses its ability to reproduce within a time shorter than 120 min. The results speak in favour of a possibility of a non-sexual infection with Trichomonas.

Action of fungicidal preparation Canesten (Clotrimazol) "Bayer", and Metronidazole in vitro on T. vaginalis. VI Polish Symposium of Trichomonadosis, Karpacz, 19-21 IX 1975

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Zaremba A. , Malyszko E. , Trybula J. , Poniecka H. , Stepka L. , Szarmach H.

nr 5