| Autor: |
Taylor, D. Jane, Greenberg, Joseph |
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Experimental Biology and Medicine; November 1955, Vol. 90 Issue: 2 p551-554, 4p |
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1. The erythrocytic form of the malarial parasite Plasmodium gallinaceumwas found to grow at a comparable rate in chicks fed either a purified diet (C-2) or a commercial stock diet. The antimalarial activity of 7 compounds was approximately the same in parasitized chicks fed either of the above diets, while sulfadiazine and metachlor-idine exhibited a marked increase in effectiveness in those chicks fed the C-2 diet. 2. The hyperactivity of metachloridine in chicks fed the C-2 diet was reversed almost completely when this diet contained 41% soybean meal. Neither the fatty nor protein fractions of soybeans, nor several other dietary nutrients appeared to contain significant amounts of the inhibitor. |
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