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Baldwin, C.L. ,  Goddeeris, M. ,  Morrison, W. Ivan ,  [Bovine helper T-cell clones specific for lymphocytes infected with Theileria parva (Muguga)] ,  Bovine helper T-cell clones specific for lymphocytes infected with Theileria parva (Muguga)

Hirumi, H. ,  Hirumi, K. ,  Doyle, J.J. ,  Cross, G.A.M. ,  [In vitro cloning of animal-infective bloodstream forms of Trypanosoma brucei] ,  In vitro cloning of animal-infective bloodstream forms of Trypanosoma brucei

Baldwin, C.L. ,  Iams, K.P. ,  Brown, W.C. ,  Grab, D.J. ,  [Theileria parva: CD4+ helper and cytotoxic T-cell clones react with a schizont-derived antigen associated with the surface of Theileria parva-infected lymphocytes] ,  Theileria parva: CD4+ helper and cytotoxic T-cell clones react with a schizont-derived antigen associated with the surface of Theileria parva-infected lymphocytes

Kariuki, T.M. ,  Grootenhuis, J.G. ,  Dolan, T.T. ,  Bishop, Richard P. ,  Baldwin, C.L. ,  [Immunization with Theileria parva parasites from buffaloes results in generation of cytotoxic T cells which recognize antigens common among cells infected with stocks of T. parva parva, T. parva bovis, and T. parva lawrencei] ,  Immunization with Theileria parva parasites from buffaloes results in generation of cytotoxic T cells which recognize antigens common among cells infected with stocks of T. parva parva, T. parva bovis, and T. parva lawrencei

Ndoutamia, G. ,  Moloo, S.K. ,  Murphy, N.B. ,  Peregrine, A.S. ,  [Derivation and characterization of a quinapyramine-resistant clone of Trypanosoma congolense] ,  Derivation and characterization of a quinapyramine-resistant clone of Trypanosoma congolense

Bishop, Richard P. ,  Sohanpal, B.K. ,  Morzaria, S.P. ,  [Cloning and characterisation of a repetitive DNA sequence from Theileria mutans. Application as a species-specific probe] ,  Cloning and characterisation of a repetitive DNA sequence from Theileria mutans. Application as a species-specific probe

Chavez, Alba L. ,  Sánchez, T. ,  Jaramillo, Gustavo ,  Bedoya Flores, JM ,  Echeverry, J ,  Bolaños Vidal, E.A. ,  Ceballos, H. ,  Iglesias, C.A. ,  [Variation of quality traits in cassava roots evaluated in landraces and improved clones] ,  Variation of quality traits in cassava roots evaluated in landraces and improved clones

Beltrán Giraldo, Jorge Alonso ,  Prias, M ,  Al-Babili, S. ,  Ladino Franco, YJ ,  López, D. ,  Beyer, Peter ,  Chavarriaga Aguirre, Paul ,  Tohme, Joseph M. ,  [Expression pattern conferred by a glutamic acid-rich protein gene promoter in field-grown transgenic cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz)] ,  Expression pattern conferred by a glutamic acid-rich protein gene promoter in field-grown transgenic cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz)

Gabriel, C.J. ,  Walsh, R ,  Nolt, Barry L. ,  [Postharvest root deterioration or vascular streaking of cassava clones (accessions and breeding lines) was evaluated with harvests at different ages (8 and 12 mo.), seasons (beginning and end of wet season), and locations (CIAT-Palmira, Carimagua, and Caribia in Colombia) to assess the effect of environmental factors on cassava genotypes. Vascular streaking was sensitive to any of these environmental factors. Genotype x location interaction was highly significant suggesting that final cv. selection should be carried out in each location. Genetic analysis carried out in one location suggested that inheritance of vascular streaking was, at least partly, controlled by additive factors and was quantitative rather than qualitative. Narrow sense heritability of 0.64 was obtained. Vascular streaking was highly and significantly correlated with root DM content in all the trials conducted during 7 yr. Since free recombination between resistance to vascular streaking and high root DM content may not be possible, the most acceptable balance between these 2 traits should be defined according to the use of product and edaphoclimatic condition of production area prior to selection program. (AS)] ,  Postharvest root deterioration or vascular streaking of cassava clones (accessions and breeding lines) was evaluated with harvests at different ages (8 and 12 mo.), seasons (beginning and end of wet season), and locations (CIAT-Palmira, Carimagua, and Caribia in Colombia) to assess the effect of environmental factors on cassava genotypes. Vascular streaking was sensitive to any of these environmental factors. Genotype x location interaction was highly significant suggesting that final cv. selection should be carried out in each location. Genetic analysis carried out in one location suggested that inheritance of vascular streaking was, at least partly, controlled by additive factors and was quantitative rather than qualitative. Narrow sense heritability of 0.64 was obtained. Vascular streaking was highly and significantly correlated with root DM content in all the trials conducted during 7 yr. Since free recombination between resistance to vascular streaking and high root DM content may not be possible, the most acceptable balance between these 2 traits should be defined according to the use of product and edaphoclimatic condition of production area prior to selection program. (AS)

Akparobi, S. ,  Togun, A. ,  Ekanayake, I.J. ,  [Temperature effects on leaf growth of cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) in controlled environments] ,  Temperature effects on leaf growth of cassava (Manihot esculenta Crantz) in controlled environments