From plawyer at mxa.usuhs.mil Mon Mar 12 11:03:22 2001 From: plawyer at mxa.usuhs.mil (COL Phillip Lawyer) Date: Sat Feb 18 11:23:25 2006 Subject: Database of Sand Flies in Colony Message-ID: Dear Colleagues, As some of you know, I am constructing a comprehensive database of sand flies in colony throughout the world. So far the response has been very good and I now have 56 colonies of 27 species registered in the database. Many thanks to those who have contributed so far. Now I would like to broaden the search for other existing colonies, particularly those in Europe. If my memory serves me correctly, there was an address list (e-mail list) generated at the ISOPS III in Montpelier of all attendees. If any of you can help me obtain a copy of that list it will be greatly appreciated. I'm sure Micheli Maroli knows of some colonies in Italy, but I don't have his e-mail address either. Do you? I ask for your help in disseminating this request for information about existing sand fly colonies? If you know of other workers who have colonies, please forward this message to them or send me their e-mail or mailing addresses and I will contact them directly. The essential elements of information needed on each colony are: 1. Name of Laboratory 2. Investigator Name(s) 3. Complete mailing address(es) of investigator(s) 4. Phone number (include country and city codes) 5. Fax number (include country and city codes) 6. E-mail address(es) of investigator(s) 7. Species in colony (list all strains of each species in colony) 8. Site of origin (for each species and strain) 9. Approximate number of generations in colony 10. Larval diet used 11. Adult diet used (human, hamster, rabbit, membrane, etc.;type of sugar meal) 12. Rearing temperature and relative humidity 13. Light Dark Cycle (12light/12dark; 16 light/8 dark) 14. Associated references (publications about the colony or publications resulting from experiments conducted using colony material) This database is intended to be a resource for all sand fly workers and will be made available on the web. It will be updated from time to time as more information is received. Thank you sincerely, Phillip G. Lawyer, Ph.D. Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences 4301 Jones Bridge Road Bethesda, MD 20814, USA Phone: (301) 295-3735 Fax: (301) 295-3860 E-mail: -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lineu.icb.usp.br/pipermail/leish-l/attachments/20010312/c25e5ea9/attachment.htm From plawyer at mxa.usuhs.mil Fri Mar 9 17:10:09 2001 From: plawyer at mxa.usuhs.mil (COL Phillip Lawyer) Date: Sat Feb 18 11:23:25 2006 Subject: Sand Fly colony Database .- AUNQUE SEGU In-Reply-To: <09DDB1F22EC6D41197AB006008F5FD230D8CC8@CALYPSO> Message-ID: Kike, Thanx for the information on your sand fly colonies. I know have 57 colonies of 27 species registered in the database. I'm still working on the the best format to put on the web. As soon as I have the format worked out I'll send it out to all interested parties. I was in Peru from 29 January thru 17 February working on our Bartonella project in Cusco area and in Caraz. Next time I'm in Peru maybe I can stop by to see you. I plan to return in about July or August. Sincerely, Phil > From: Enrique P?rez > Reply-To: leish-l@bdt.org.br > Date: Fri, 2 Feb 2001 22:48:03 -0200 (EDT) > To: Multiple recipients of list > Subject: RE: Sand Fly colony Database .- AUNQUE SEGU > > Dear Phil, > Here I send you the information of my sandfly colony. > Please also include my name and address in: leish-l@bdt.org.br, > for some reason I could not do it before. > > Kike > > > Name of Laboratory: Entomology > Investigator Name(s) J. Enrique Perez & Elena Ogusuku > Complete mailing address of investigator (s): > Instituto de Medicina Tropical Alexander von Humboldt > Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia > Apartado 4314, Lima-100, PERU > Phone number (include country and city codes): 51 1 4827739 > Fax number (include country and city codes) : 51 1 4823404 > E-mail address: kike@upch.edu.pe > Species in colony (list all strains of each species you have in > colony): Lutzomyia verrucarum > Site of origin (for each species and strain): Chaute, Lima > Approximate number of generations in colony: 22 > Larval diet used: rabbit feces+rabbit chow, Lawyer et al 1991 > Adult diet used (human, hamster, rabbit, membrane, etc.; also > include type of sugar meal): mouse, membrane feeder with chick skin, > comercial sugar 40% > Rearing temperature and relative humidity: 21 centigrades, RH not recorded, > cages in black plastic bags. > Light Dark Cycle (12light/12dark; 16 light/8 dark): 0light/24 dark From opperdoes at trop.ucl.ac.be Wed Mar 14 06:15:50 2001 From: opperdoes at trop.ucl.ac.be (Fred R. Opperdoes) Date: Sat Feb 18 11:23:25 2006 Subject: 4th Cost B9 meeting anti-protist chemotherapy in Lisbon Message-ID: --============_-1227561144==_ma============ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" ; format="flowed" Dear Colleague, I apologize in case you receive this message more than once. I would like to draw your attention to the second announcement of the: 4th COST B9 Meeting on Anti-protozoal Chemotherapy which will take place in Lisbon, Portugal from 6-9 May 2001. All information is available on our website at the following address: http://www.icp.ucl.ac.be/cost/4th/. Please note that the deadline for sending your abstracts is March 20, while March 30 is the deadline for hotel reservations at a reduced rate. In the case you have any questions you can either contact me at the email address below, or the local organizer Jorge Atouguia (mailto: JMA@IHMT.UNL.PT). I hope to see you in Lisbon -- Fred R. Opperdoes, Research Unit for Tropical Diseases (TROP) and Laboratory of Biochemistry (BCHM) Christian de Duve Institute of Cellular Pathology (ICP) and Catholic University of Louvain (UCL) Avenue Hippocrate 74-75, B-1200 Brussels, Belgium Tel: ++32-2-764.74.39 (secretary) Fax: ++32-2-762.68.53 Tel: ++32-2-764.74.55 (direct) Voicemail/fax: ++3270705047 E-mail:Opperdoes@trop.ucl.ac.be Internet: http://www.icp.ucl.ac.be/~opperd/trop.html http://www.icp.ucl.ac.be/~opperd/Fred.html --============_-1227561144==_ma============ Content-Type: text/html; charset="us-ascii" 4th Cost B9 meeting anti-protist chemotherapy in Lisbo
Dear Colleague,
I apologize in case you receive this message more than once.
I would like to draw your attention to the second announcement of the:

4th COST B9 Meeting on Anti-protozoal Chemotherapy

which will take place in Lisbon, Portugal from 6-9 May 2001.

All information is available on our website at the following address: http://www.icp.ucl.ac.be/cost/4th/.

Please note that the deadline for sending your abstracts is March 20, while March 30 is the deadline for hotel reservations at a reduced rate.

In the case you have any questions you can either contact me at the email address below, or the local organizer Jorge Atouguia (mailto: JMA@IHMT.UNL.PT).
I hope to see you in Lisbon
--
Fred R. Opperdoes,                             
Research Unit for Tropical Diseases (TROP) and
Laboratory of Biochemistry (BCHM) 
Christian de Duve Institute of Cellular Pathology (ICP)
and Catholic University of Louvain (UCL)
Avenue Hippocrate 74-75, B-1200 Brussels, Belgium

Tel: ++32-2-764.74.39 (secretary) Fax: ++32-2-762.68.53
Tel: ++32-2-764.74.55 (direct)
Voicemail/fax: ++3270705047
E-mail:Opperdoes@trop.ucl.ac.be
Internet: http://www.icp.ucl.ac.be/~opperd/trop.html
          http://www.icp.ucl.ac.be/~opperd/Fred.html
--============_-1227561144==_ma============-- From jshaw at tba.com.br Wed Mar 14 10:06:46 2001 From: jshaw at tba.com.br (Jeffrey Shaw) Date: Sat Feb 18 11:23:25 2006 Subject: Sandfly Colonies Message-ID: <5.0.2.1.0.20010314100617.00aa2500@pop3.tba.com.br> Dear Colleagues, As some of you know, I am constructing a comprehensive database of sand flies in colony throughout the world. So far the response has been very good and I now have 56 colonies of 27 species registered in the database. Many thanks to those who have contributed so far. Now I would like to broaden the search for other existing colonies, particularly those in Europe. If my memory serves me correctly, there was an address list (e-mail list) generated at the ISOPS III in Montpelier of all attendees. If any of you can help me obtain a copy of that list it will be greatly appreciated. I'm sure Micheli Maroli knows of some colonies in Italy, but I don't have his e-mail address either. Do you? I ask for your help in disseminating this request for information about existing sand fly colonies? If you know of other workers who have colonies, please forward this message to them or send me their e-mail or mailing addresses and I will contact them directly. The essential elements of information needed on each colony are: 1. Name of Laboratory 2. Investigator Name(s) 3. Complete mailing address(es) of investigator(s) 4. Phone number (include country and city codes) 5. Fax number (include country and city codes) 6. E-mail address(es) of investigator(s) 7. Species in colony (list all strains of each species in colony) 8. Site of origin (for each species and strain) 9. Approximate number of generations in colony 10. Larval diet used 11. Adult diet used (human, hamster, rabbit, membrane, etc.;type of sugar meal) 12. Rearing temperature and relative humidity 13. Light Dark Cycle (12light/12dark; 16 light/8 dark) 14. Associated references (publications about the colony or publications resulting from experiments conducted using colony material) This database is intended to be a resource for all sand fly workers and will be made available on the web. It will be updated from time to time as more information is received. Thank you sincerely, Phillip G. Lawyer, Ph.D. Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences 4301 Jones Bridge Road Bethesda, MD 20814, USA Phone: (301) 295-3735 Fax: (301) 295-3860 E-mail: --MS_Mac_OE_3067232602_15238671_MIME_Part Content-type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-transfer-encoding: quoted-printable Dear Colleagues, As some of you know, I am constructing a comprehensive database of sand fli= es in colony throughout the world. So far the response has been very g= ood and I now have 56 colonies of 27 species registered in the database. &nb= sp;Many thanks to those who have contributed so far. Now I would like = to broaden the search for other existing colonies, particularly those in Eur= ope. If my memory serves me correctly, there was an address list (e-ma= il list) generated at the ISOPS III in Montpelier of all attendees. If= any of you can help me obtain a copy of that list it will be greatly apprec= iated. I'm sure Micheli Maroli knows of some colonies in Italy, but I don't = have his e-mail address either. Do you? I ask for your help in disseminating this request for information about exi= sting sand fly colonies? If you know of other workers who have colonie= s, please forward this message to them or send me their e-mail or mailing ad= dresses and I will contact them directly. The essential elements of information needed on each colony are: 1. Name of Laboratory 2. Investigator Name(s) 3. Complete mailing address(es) of investigator(s) 4. Phone number (include country and city codes) 5. Fax number (include country and city codes) 6. E-mail address(es) of investigator(s) 7. Species in colony (list all strains of each species in colony) 8. Site of origin (for each species and strain) 9. Approximate number of generations in colony 10. Larval diet used 11. Adult diet used (human, hamster, rabbit, membrane, etc.;type of s= ugar meal) 12. Rearing temperature and relative humidity 13. Light Dark Cycle (12light/12dark; 16 light/8 dark) 14. Associated references (publications about the colony or publicati= ons resulting from experiments conducted using colony material) This database is intended to be a resource for all sand fly workers and wil= l be made available on the web. It will be updated from time to time as= more information is received. Thank you sincerely, Phillip G. Lawyer, Ph.D. Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences 4301 Jones Bridge Road Bethesda, MD 20814, USA Phone: (301) 295-3735 Fax: (301) 295-3860 E-mail: = ; From plawyer at mxa.usuhs.mil Wed Mar 14 17:13:50 2001 From: plawyer at mxa.usuhs.mil (COL Phillip Lawyer) Date: Sat Feb 18 11:23:25 2006 Subject: Database of Sand Fly Species in Colony Message-ID: Dear Colleagues, I appreciate the responses I have received so far about existing sand fly colonies. I know there are more colonies out there and I would like to include them in the database. Dr. Clive Davies suggested I send out a list of names of people who have sent me information about their colonies, so that those who are on the LEISH network can identify data which are missing (i.e. the names of people who have sand fly colonies but who have not replied - either because they are not on the LEISH network or for some other reason). Accordingly, I have provided the list below. Please let me know if you are aware of someone who's sand fly colony information I have not yet received. Thanx, Phil Lawyer Investigators Responding Investigator(s) Laboratory Phil Lawyer USUHS, Bethesda, MD, USA Yosef Schlein Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel Jake Jacobsen Alon Warburg Ed Rowton WRAIR, Washington, DC, USA Petr Volf Charles Univ., Prague, Czech Republic Raul Guerra de Queiroz INPA, Manaus, AM, Brazil Carlos Alves Pires IHMT, Lisbon, Portugal Elizabeth Rangel FIOCRUZ, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil Nataly Souza Paulo Pimenta FIOCRUZ, Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil Elizabeth Dykstra NAMRU-3, Cairo, Egypt Enrique Perez Cayetano University, Lima, Peru Elena Ogusuki Willy Tonui USAMRU-Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya Phillip Ngumbi Abraham Caceres San Marcos University, Lima, Peru Richard Ward University of Keele Dora Feliciangeli Univ. Carabobo, Maracay, Venezuela -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lineu.icb.usp.br/pipermail/leish-l/attachments/20010314/41334fa3/attachment.html From tonuiwk at hotmail.com Fri Mar 16 04:08:30 2001 From: tonuiwk at hotmail.com (WILLY TONUI) Date: Sat Feb 18 11:23:25 2006 Subject: Database of Sand Fly Species in Colony Message-ID: Phil, Thanks for list. I suggest you include another column showing which species is reared and the contacts (e-mails etc) for each person/lab involved. Willy >From: COL Phillip Lawyer >Reply-To: leish-l@bdt.org.br >To: Multiple recipients of list >Subject: Database of Sand Fly Species in Colony >Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2001 13:56:03 -0300 (EST) > > > This message is in MIME format. Since your mail reader does not >understand >this format, some or all of this message may not be legible. > >--MS_Mac_OE_3067427630_10124142_MIME_Part >Content-type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" >Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit > >Dear Colleagues, > >I appreciate the responses I have received so far about existing sand fly >colonies. I know there are more colonies out there and I would like to >include them in the database. Dr. Clive Davies suggested I send out a list >of names of people who have sent me information about their colonies, so >that those who are on the LEISH network can identify data which are missing >(i.e. the names of people who have sand fly colonies but who have not >replied - either because they are not on the LEISH network or for some >other >reason). Accordingly, I have provided the list below. Please let me know >if you are aware of someone who's sand fly colony information I have not >yet >received. > >Thanx, > >Phil Lawyer > >Investigators Responding > >Investigator(s) Laboratory > >Phil Lawyer USUHS, Bethesda, MD, USA > >Yosef Schlein Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel >Jake Jacobsen >Alon Warburg > >Ed Rowton WRAIR, Washington, DC, USA > >Petr Volf Charles Univ., Prague, Czech >Republic > >Raul Guerra de Queiroz INPA, Manaus, AM, Brazil > >Carlos Alves Pires IHMT, Lisbon, Portugal > >Elizabeth Rangel FIOCRUZ, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil >Nataly Souza > >Paulo Pimenta FIOCRUZ, Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil > >Elizabeth Dykstra NAMRU-3, Cairo, Egypt > >Enrique Perez Cayetano University, Lima, Peru >Elena Ogusuki > >Willy Tonui USAMRU-Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya >Phillip Ngumbi > > >Abraham Caceres San Marcos University, Lima, Peru > >Richard Ward University of Keele > >Dora Feliciangeli Univ. Carabobo, Maracay, Venezuela > > >--MS_Mac_OE_3067427630_10124142_MIME_Part >Content-type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" >Content-transfer-encoding: quoted-printable > > > >Database of Sand Fly Species in Colony > > >Dear Colleagues,
>
>I appreciate the responses I have received so far about existing sand fly >c= >olonies.  I know there are more colonies out there and I would like to >= >include them in the database.  Dr. Clive Davies suggested I send out a >= >list of names of people who have sent me information about their colonies, >s= >o that those who are on the LEISH network can identify data which are >missin= >g (i.e. the names of people who have sand fly colonies but who have not >repl= >ied - either because they are not on the LEISH network or for some other >rea= >son).  Accordingly, I have provided the list below.  Please let >me= > know if you are aware of someone who's sand fly colony information I have >n= >ot yet received.
>
>Thanx,  
>
>Phil Lawyer
>
>Investigators Responding
>
>Investigator(s) >      &= >nbsp;            = >; Laboratory
>
>Phil Lawyer >          = >;            &nb= >sp; USUHS, Bethesda, MD, USA
>
>Yosef Schlein >          &= >nbsp;           Hebre= >w University, Jerusalem, Israel
>Jake Jacobsen
>Alon Warburg
>
>Ed Rowton >           = >;            &nb= >sp;  WRAIR, Washington, DC, USA
>
>Petr Volf >           = >;            &nb= >sp;      Charles Univ., Prague, Czech >Republic= >
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>Raul Guerra de Queiroz        INPA, >Mana= >us, AM, Brazil
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>Carlos Alves Pires >         &n= >bsp;     IHMT, Lisbon, Portugal
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>Elizabeth Rangel >         &nbs= >p;        FIOCRUZ, Rio de Janeiro, >R= >J, Brazil
>Nataly Souza
>
>Paulo Pimenta >          &= >nbsp;           FIOCR= >UZ, Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil
>
>Elizabeth Dykstra >         &nb= >sp;       NAMRU-3, Cairo, Egypt
>
>Enrique Perez >          &= >nbsp;            = >;Cayetano University, Lima, Peru
>Elena Ogusuki
>
>Willy Tonui >          &nb= >sp;            &= >nbsp; USAMRU-Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya
>Phillip Ngumbi
>
>
>Abraham Caceres >          = >;       San Marcos University, Lima, >Peru= >
>
>Richard Ward >          &n= >bsp;           Univer= >sity of Keele
>
>Dora Feliciangeli >         &nb= >sp;        Univ. Carabobo, Maracay, >= >Venezuela
> > > > > >--MS_Mac_OE_3067427630_10124142_MIME_Part-- > _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. From bruce at cpqrr.fiocruz.br Thu Mar 15 17:51:49 2001 From: bruce at cpqrr.fiocruz.br (Bruce Alexander) Date: Sat Feb 18 11:23:26 2006 Subject: Database of Sand Fly Species in Colony References: Message-ID: <002001c0ad91$c4a3b4a0$4400a8c0@cpqrr.fiocruz.br> Hi Phil: There's a guy named Reginaldo Roris Cavalcanti (Ph.D student) at the Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais here in Belo Horizonte who has thriving colonies of Lu. longipalpis (from Piaui State) and Lu. migonei. Once again, I think it's at least as important to work out how to export this colony material legally and fairly, to ensure that the genetic patrimony of a country isn't exploited. Sand flies aren't as attractive as hyacinthine macaws but their genes might be a lot more lucrative. At the risk of sounding like a heretic, I wish there was more interest in studying the behaviour of these and other medically important insects in nature - too much "field work" simply involves collecting material to set up a colony or process in a lab. As ever, best wishes, Bruce Pesquisador visitante Centro de Pesquisas Rene Rachou (MS-FIOCRUZ) Avenida Augusto de Lima 1715 Belo Horizonte MG 30190-002 BRAZIL ----- Original Message ----- From: COL Phillip Lawyer To: Multiple recipients of list Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 1:58 PM Subject: Database of Sand Fly Species in Colony > > This message is in MIME format. Since your mail reader does not understand > this format, some or all of this message may not be legible. > > --MS_Mac_OE_3067427630_10124142_MIME_Part > Content-type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit > > Dear Colleagues, > > I appreciate the responses I have received so far about existing sand fly > colonies. I know there are more colonies out there and I would like to > include them in the database. Dr. Clive Davies suggested I send out a list > of names of people who have sent me information about their colonies, so > that those who are on the LEISH network can identify data which are missing > (i.e. the names of people who have sand fly colonies but who have not > replied - either because they are not on the LEISH network or for some other > reason). Accordingly, I have provided the list below. Please let me know > if you are aware of someone who's sand fly colony information I have not yet > received. > > Thanx, > > Phil Lawyer > > Investigators Responding > > Investigator(s) Laboratory > > Phil Lawyer USUHS, Bethesda, MD, USA > > Yosef Schlein Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel > Jake Jacobsen > Alon Warburg > > Ed Rowton WRAIR, Washington, DC, USA > > Petr Volf Charles Univ., Prague, Czech > Republic > > Raul Guerra de Queiroz INPA, Manaus, AM, Brazil > > Carlos Alves Pires IHMT, Lisbon, Portugal > > Elizabeth Rangel FIOCRUZ, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil > Nataly Souza > > Paulo Pimenta FIOCRUZ, Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil > > Elizabeth Dykstra NAMRU-3, Cairo, Egypt > > Enrique Perez Cayetano University, Lima, Peru > Elena Ogusuki > > Willy Tonui USAMRU-Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya > Phillip Ngumbi > > > Abraham Caceres San Marcos University, Lima, Peru > > Richard Ward University of Keele > > Dora Feliciangeli Univ. Carabobo, Maracay, Venezuela > > > --MS_Mac_OE_3067427630_10124142_MIME_Part > Content-type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" > Content-transfer-encoding: quoted-printable > > > > Database of Sand Fly Species in Colony > > > Dear Colleagues,
>
> I appreciate the responses I have received so far about existing sand fly c= > olonies.  I know there are more colonies out there and I would like to = > include them in the database.  Dr. Clive Davies suggested I send out a = > list of names of people who have sent me information about their colonies, s= > o that those who are on the LEISH network can identify data which are missin= > g (i.e. the names of people who have sand fly colonies but who have not repl= > ied - either because they are not on the LEISH network or for some other rea= > son).  Accordingly, I have provided the list below.  Please let me= > know if you are aware of someone who's sand fly colony information I have n= > ot yet received.
>
> Thanx,  
>
> Phil Lawyer
>
> Investigators Responding
>
> Investigator(s)       &= > nbsp;             = > ; Laboratory
>
> Phil Lawyer           = > ;            &nb = > sp; USUHS, Bethesda, MD, USA
>
> Yosef Schlein           &= > nbsp;           Hebre = > w University, Jerusalem, Israel
> Jake Jacobsen
> Alon Warburg
>
> Ed Rowton            = > ;            &nb = > sp;  WRAIR, Washington, DC, USA
>
> Petr Volf            = > ;            &nb = > sp;      Charles Univ., Prague, Czech Republic= >
>
> Raul Guerra de Queiroz        INPA, Mana= > us, AM, Brazil
>
> Carlos Alves Pires          &n= > bsp;     IHMT, Lisbon, Portugal
>
> Elizabeth Rangel          &nbs= > p;        FIOCRUZ, Rio de Janeiro, R= > J, Brazil
> Nataly Souza
>
> Paulo Pimenta           &= > nbsp;           FIOCR = > UZ, Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil
>
> Elizabeth Dykstra          &nb= > sp;       NAMRU-3, Cairo, Egypt
>
> Enrique Perez           &= > nbsp;             = > ;Cayetano University, Lima, Peru
> Elena Ogusuki
>
> Willy Tonui           &nb= > sp;            & = > nbsp; USAMRU-Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya
> Phillip Ngumbi
>
>
> Abraham Caceres           = > ;       San Marcos University, Lima, Peru= >
>
> Richard Ward           &n= > bsp;           Univer = > sity of Keele
>
> Dora Feliciangeli          &nb= > sp;        Univ. Carabobo, Maracay, = > Venezuela
> > > > > > --MS_Mac_OE_3067427630_10124142_MIME_Part-- > From fmorilla at ugr.es Fri Mar 16 07:08:15 2001 From: fmorilla at ugr.es (=?iso-8859-1?Q?F._Morillas_M=E1rquez?=) Date: Sat Feb 18 11:23:26 2006 Subject: Database of Sand Fly Species in Colony Message-ID: <001a01c0ae01$045bcfa0$a941d696@fmorillas.ugr.es> Dear Dr. Lawyer: I am not working with colonies of sandflies. So, I not answered to you. I can give you some addrese of other research working with colonies of sandflies: - R. Molina, Servicio Parasitolog?a, Centro Nacional de Microbiolog?a. 28220 Majadahonda, Madrid, Espa?a. - Javier Lucientes. Email: jlucien@posta.unizar.es or dirvetez@posta.unizar.es - E. Mart?nez Ortega. Email: ezequiel@fcu.um.es - Michele Maroli, Laboratori di Parassitologia, Istituto Superiore di Sanita, Viale Regina Elena, 299; Roma, Italia - R. Killick-kendrick. Email: killickendrick@wanadoo.fr - G. Madulo-Leblond, Laboratoire de Parasitologie, U.E.R. de Pharmacie de Paris-Sud, 9296 Chatenay-Malabry Cedex. Francia. Sincerely yours F. Morillas M?rquez -----Mensaje original----- De: COL Phillip Lawyer Para: Multiple recipients of list Fecha: jueves, 15 de marzo de 2001 18:29 Asunto: Database of Sand Fly Species in Colony >> This message is in MIME format. Since your mail reader does not understand >this format, some or all of this message may not be legible. > >--MS_Mac_OE_3067427630_10124142_MIME_Part >Content-type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" >Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit > >Dear Colleagues, > >I appreciate the responses I have received so far about existing sand fly >colonies. I know there are more colonies out there and I would like to >include them in the database. Dr. Clive Davies suggested I send out a list >of names of people who have sent me information about their colonies, so >that those who are on the LEISH network can identify data which are missing >(i.e. the names of people who have sand fly colonies but who have not >replied - either because they are not on the LEISH network or for some other >reason). Accordingly, I have provided the list below. Please let me know >if you are aware of someone who's sand fly colony information I have not yet >received. > >Thanx, > >Phil Lawyer > >Investigators Responding > >Investigator(s) Laboratory > >Phil Lawyer USUHS, Bethesda, MD, USA > >Yosef Schlein Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel >Jake Jacobsen >Alon Warburg > >Ed Rowton WRAIR, Washington, DC, USA > >Petr Volf Charles Univ., Prague, Czech >Republic > >Raul Guerra de Queiroz INPA, Manaus, AM, Brazil > >Carlos Alves Pires IHMT, Lisbon, Portugal > >Elizabeth Rangel FIOCRUZ, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil >Nataly Souza > >Paulo Pimenta FIOCRUZ, Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil > >Elizabeth Dykstra NAMRU-3, Cairo, Egypt > >Enrique Perez Cayetano University, Lima, Peru >Elena Ogusuki > >Willy Tonui USAMRU-Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya >Phillip Ngumbi > > >Abraham Caceres San Marcos University, Lima, Peru > >Richard Ward University of Keele > >Dora Feliciangeli Univ. Carabobo, Maracay, Venezuela > > >--MS_Mac_OE_3067427630_10124142_MIME_Part >Content-type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" >Content-transfer-encoding: quoted-printable > > > >Database of Sand Fly Species in Colony > > >Dear Colleagues,
>
>I appreciate the responses I have received so far about existing sand fly c= >olonies.  I know there are more colonies out there and I would like to = >include them in the database.  Dr. Clive Davies suggested I send out a = >list of names of people who have sent me information about their colonies, s= >o that those who are on the LEISH network can identify data which are missin= >g (i.e. the names of people who have sand fly colonies but who have not repl= >ied - either because they are not on the LEISH network or for some other rea= >son).  Accordingly, I have provided the list below.  Please let me= > know if you are aware of someone who's sand fly colony information I have n= >ot yet received.
>
>Thanx,  
>
>Phil Lawyer
>
>Investigators Responding
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>Investigator(s)       &= >nbsp;           &nbs p= >; Laboratory
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>Phil Lawyer           = >;            &n b= >sp; USUHS, Bethesda, MD, USA
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>Yosef Schlein           &= >nbsp;           Hebr e= >w University, Jerusalem, Israel
>Jake Jacobsen
>Alon Warburg
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>Ed Rowton            = >;            &n b= >sp;  WRAIR, Washington, DC, USA
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>Petr Volf            = >;            &n b= >sp;      Charles Univ., Prague, Czech Republic= >
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>Raul Guerra de Queiroz        INPA, Mana= >us, AM, Brazil
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>Carlos Alves Pires          &n= >bsp;     IHMT, Lisbon, Portugal
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>Elizabeth Rangel          &nbs= >p;        FIOCRUZ, Rio de Janeiro, R= >J, Brazil
>Nataly Souza
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>Paulo Pimenta           &= >nbsp;           FIOC R= >UZ, Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil
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>Elizabeth Dykstra          &nb= >sp;       NAMRU-3, Cairo, Egypt
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>Enrique Perez           &= >nbsp;           &nbs p= >;Cayetano University, Lima, Peru
>Elena Ogusuki
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>Willy Tonui           &nb= >sp;             &= >nbsp; USAMRU-Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya
>Phillip Ngumbi
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>Abraham Caceres           = >;       San Marcos University, Lima, Peru= >
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>Richard Ward           &n= >bsp;           Unive r= >sity of Keele
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>Dora Feliciangeli          &nb= >sp;        Univ. Carabobo, Maracay, = >Venezuela
> > > > > >--MS_Mac_OE_3067427630_10124142_MIME_Part-- > > > From plawyer at mxa.usuhs.mil Mon Mar 19 10:26:14 2001 From: plawyer at mxa.usuhs.mil (COL Phillip Lawyer) Date: Sat Feb 18 11:23:26 2006 Subject: Database of Sand Fly Species in Colony In-Reply-To: Message-ID: Willy, The list I sent out was just of those people who have responded to my request for information so that other workers might recognize and inform me as to who has not yet responded. The information you suggest is already included in the database. I have not yet distributed the database but will do so as soon as I feel the information is relatively complete. Thank you for the information you sent regarding your colonies. Have you had any luck controlling the mites. The easiest way that I have found is to aspirate the mites from the oviposition jars when removing the dead females, before the eggs have hatched. Dr. Lawyer > From: "WILLY TONUI" > Reply-To: leish-l@bdt.org.br > Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2001 12:42:22 -0300 (EST) > To: Multiple recipients of list > Subject: Re: Database of Sand Fly Species in Colony > > Phil, > > Thanks for list. I suggest you include another column showing which species > is reared and the contacts (e-mails etc) for each person/lab involved. > Willy > > >> From: COL Phillip Lawyer >> Reply-To: leish-l@bdt.org.br >> To: Multiple recipients of list >> Subject: Database of Sand Fly Species in Colony >> Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2001 13:56:03 -0300 (EST) >> >>> This message is in MIME format. Since your mail reader does not >> understand >> this format, some or all of this message may not be legible. >> >> --MS_Mac_OE_3067427630_10124142_MIME_Part >> Content-type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" >> Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit >> >> Dear Colleagues, >> >> I appreciate the responses I have received so far about existing sand fly >> colonies. I know there are more colonies out there and I would like to >> include them in the database. Dr. Clive Davies suggested I send out a list >> of names of people who have sent me information about their colonies, so >> that those who are on the LEISH network can identify data which are missing >> (i.e. the names of people who have sand fly colonies but who have not >> replied - either because they are not on the LEISH network or for some >> other >> reason). Accordingly, I have provided the list below. Please let me know >> if you are aware of someone who's sand fly colony information I have not >> yet >> received. >> >> Thanx, >> >> Phil Lawyer >> >> Investigators Responding >> >> Investigator(s) Laboratory >> >> Phil Lawyer USUHS, Bethesda, MD, USA >> >> Yosef Schlein Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel >> Jake Jacobsen >> Alon Warburg >> >> Ed Rowton WRAIR, Washington, DC, USA >> >> Petr Volf Charles Univ., Prague, Czech >> Republic >> >> Raul Guerra de Queiroz INPA, Manaus, AM, Brazil >> >> Carlos Alves Pires IHMT, Lisbon, Portugal >> >> Elizabeth Rangel FIOCRUZ, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil >> Nataly Souza >> >> Paulo Pimenta FIOCRUZ, Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil >> >> Elizabeth Dykstra NAMRU-3, Cairo, Egypt >> >> Enrique Perez Cayetano University, Lima, Peru >> Elena Ogusuki >> >> Willy Tonui USAMRU-Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya >> Phillip Ngumbi >> >> >> Abraham Caceres San Marcos University, Lima, Peru >> >> Richard Ward University of Keele >> >> Dora Feliciangeli Univ. Carabobo, Maracay, Venezuela >> >> >> --MS_Mac_OE_3067427630_10124142_MIME_Part >> Content-type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" >> Content-transfer-encoding: quoted-printable >> >> >> >> Database of Sand Fly Species in Colony >> >> >> Dear Colleagues,
>>
>> I appreciate the responses I have received so far about existing sand fly >> c= >> olonies.  I know there are more colonies out there and I would like to >> = >> include them in the database.  Dr. Clive Davies suggested I send out a >> = >> list of names of people who have sent me information about their colonies, >> s= >> o that those who are on the LEISH network can identify data which are >> missin= >> g (i.e. the names of people who have sand fly colonies but who have not >> repl= >> ied - either because they are not on the LEISH network or for some other >> rea= >> son).  Accordingly, I have provided the list below.  Please let >> me= >> know if you are aware of someone who's sand fly colony information I have >> n= >> ot yet received.
>>
>> Thanx,  
>>
>> Phil Lawyer
>>
>> Investigators Responding
>>
>> Investigator(s) >>       &= >> nbsp;            = >> ; Laboratory
>>
>> Phil Lawyer >>           = >> ;            &nb= >> sp; USUHS, Bethesda, MD, USA
>>
>> Yosef Schlein >>           &= >> nbsp;           Hebre= >> w University, Jerusalem, Israel
>> Jake Jacobsen
>> Alon Warburg
>>
>> Ed Rowton >>            = >> ;            &nb= >> sp;  WRAIR, Washington, DC, USA
>>
>> Petr Volf >>            = >> ;            &nb= >> sp;      Charles Univ., Prague, Czech >> Republic= >>
>>
>> Raul Guerra de Queiroz        INPA, >> Mana= >> us, AM, Brazil
>>
>> Carlos Alves Pires >>          &n= >> bsp;     IHMT, Lisbon, Portugal
>>
>> Elizabeth Rangel >>          &nbs= >> p;        FIOCRUZ, Rio de Janeiro, >> R= >> J, Brazil
>> Nataly Souza
>>
>> Paulo Pimenta >>           &= >> nbsp;           FIOCR= >> UZ, Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil
>>
>> Elizabeth Dykstra >>          &nb= >> sp;       NAMRU-3, Cairo, Egypt
>>
>> Enrique Perez >>           &= >> nbsp;            = >> ;Cayetano University, Lima, Peru
>> Elena Ogusuki
>>
>> Willy Tonui >>           &nb= >> sp;            &= >> nbsp; USAMRU-Kenya, Nairobi, Kenya
>> Phillip Ngumbi
>>
>>
>> Abraham Caceres >>           = >> ;       San Marcos University, Lima, >> Peru= >>
>>
>> Richard Ward >>           &n= >> bsp;           Univer= >> sity of Keele
>>
>> Dora Feliciangeli >>          &nb= >> sp;        Univ. Carabobo, Maracay, >> = >> Venezuela
>> >> >> >> >> >> --MS_Mac_OE_3067427630_10124142_MIME_Part-- >> > > _________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. > From ladelfin at chanchan.unitru.edu.pe Thu Mar 22 13:32:36 2001 From: ladelfin at chanchan.unitru.edu.pe (Luis A. Rodriguez Delfin (Doc. Biologicas)) Date: Sat Feb 18 11:23:26 2006 Subject: Leishmania from Peru Message-ID: Dear Colleagues: I am part of an academic team with experience in the study of endemic disease in the North of Peru. This region is an endemic area of Leishamania and infectious disease others (as malaria, dengue, etc). Each year, most of 100 cases of patients with moderate and severe lesions by Leishamaniosis are diagnostic and treatment in Institute of Tropical Medicine and Infectology, where the Dr. Hernan Miranda is direct and conduct an medical, biology and nurse group. The identification of parasite is by direct analysis for staining and culture. This diagnostic is not adequate for species identification, the morphological similar of species and wide spectrun of the lesions by other etiological agents limited this results. Recently, was create of Molecular Biology laboratory for the identification of the species of Leishmania (Vianna) in patient, vectors and reservoirs. We want to know if you this interested in collaborating with the institute in the identification of the species of leishmania by markers of DNA. I would be extremely gratefully should you sent information about respect Or group interested in collaborating with ours study Yours sincerely ............................................................ Dr. Luis A. Rodriguez D. Molecular Biology Laboratory Institute of Tropical Medicine and Infectology National University of Trujillo - Peru e-mail: ladelfin@chanchan.unitru.edu.pe From costa at ranet.com.br Sat Mar 24 12:43:01 2001 From: costa at ranet.com.br (Carlos Costa) Date: Sat Feb 18 11:23:26 2006 Subject: Sandfly Colonies Message-ID: <01ec01c0b47b$9d207120$208ff1c8@pedro> Dear Dr. Lawyer, Here follow the answers: 1. Name of Laboratory: Laborat?rio de Leishmanioses 2. Investigator Name: Carlos Henrique Nery Costa 3. Complete mailing address of investigator: Laborat?rio de Leishmanioses Hospital de Doen?as Infecto-Contagiosas Rua Gov. Artur de Vasconcelos 151-Sul 64000-450 Teresina-PI Brasil 4. Phone: 55 86 221-3413 237-1075 5. Fax: 55 86 221-2424 6. E-mails: crlshncst@aol.com or costa@ranet.com.br 7. Species in colony (list all strains of each species in colony): Lu. longipalpis, being constantly re-fed) 8. Site of origin (for each species and strain): Teresina-PI, Brazil. 9. Approximate number of generations in colony: 5 10. Larval diet used: rabbit food and feces. 11. Adult diet used: hamsters, glucose 1:5. 12. Rearing temperature and relative humidity: 26 centigrades at 85-90% humidity. 13. Light Dark Cycle (12light/12dark; 16 light/8 dark): no >14. Associated references; Costa et al. JID 182: 997-1000, 2000. -----Original Message----- From: Jeffrey Shaw To: Multiple recipients of list Date: Quarta-feira, 14 de Mar?o de 2001 09:49 Subject: Sandfly Colonies >Dear Colleagues, >As some of you know, I am constructing a comprehensive database of sand >flies in colony throughout the world. So far the response has been very >good and I now have 56 colonies of 27 species registered in the database. >Many thanks to those who have contributed so far. Now I would like to >broaden the search for other existing colonies, particularly those in >Europe. If my memory serves me correctly, there was an address list (e-mail >list) generated at the ISOPS III in Montpelier of all attendees. If any of >you can help me obtain a copy of that list it will be greatly appreciated. >I'm sure Micheli Maroli knows of some colonies in Italy, but I don't have >his e-mail address either. Do you? >I ask for your help in disseminating this request for information about >existing sand fly colonies? If you know of other workers who have colonies, >please forward this message to them or send me their e-mail or mailing >addresses and I will contact them directly. >The essential elements of information needed on each colony are: >1. Name of Laboratory >2. Investigator Name(s) >3. Complete mailing address(es) of investigator(s) >4. Phone number (include country and city codes) >5. Fax number (include country and city codes) >6. E-mail address(es) of investigator(s) >7. Species in colony (list all strains of each species in colony) >8. Site of origin (for each species and strain) >9. Approximate number of generations in colony >10. Larval diet used >11. Adult diet used (human, hamster, rabbit, membrane, etc.;type of sugar >meal) >12. Rearing temperature and relative humidity >13. Light Dark Cycle (12light/12dark; 16 light/8 dark) >14. Associated references (publications about the colony or publications >resulting from experiments conducted using colony material) >This database is intended to be a resource for all sand fly workers and will >be made available on the web. It will be updated from time to time as more >information is received. >Thank you sincerely, >Phillip G. Lawyer, Ph.D. >Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences >4301 Jones Bridge Road >Bethesda, MD 20814, USA >Phone: (301) 295-3735 >Fax: (301) 295-3860 >E-mail: > >--MS_Mac_OE_3067232602_15238671_MIME_Part >Content-type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" >Content-transfer-encoding: quoted-printable >Dear Colleagues, > >As some of you know, I am constructing a comprehensive database of sand >fli= es in colony throughout the world. So far the response has been very >g= ood and I now have 56 colonies of 27 species registered in the database. >&nb= sp;Many thanks to those who have contributed so far. Now I would like >= to broaden the search for other existing colonies, particularly those in >Eur= ope. If my memory serves me correctly, there was an address list >(e-ma= il list) generated at the ISOPS III in Montpelier of all attendees. >If= any of you can help me obtain a copy of that list it will be greatly >apprec= iated. I'm sure Micheli Maroli knows of some colonies in Italy, but >I don't = have his e-mail address either. Do you? > >I ask for your help in disseminating this request for information about >exi= sting sand fly colonies? If you know of other workers who have >colonie= s, please forward this message to them or send me their e-mail or >mailing ad= dresses and I will contact them directly. > >The essential elements of information needed on each colony are: > >1. Name of Laboratory >2. Investigator Name(s) >3. Complete mailing address(es) of investigator(s) >4. Phone number (include country and city codes) >5. Fax number (include country and city codes) >6. E-mail address(es) of investigator(s) >7. Species in colony (list all strains of each species in colony) >8. Site of origin (for each species and strain) >9. Approximate number of generations in colony >10. Larval diet used >11. Adult diet used (human, hamster, rabbit, membrane, etc.;type of s= ugar >meal) >12. Rearing temperature and relative humidity >13. Light Dark Cycle (12light/12dark; 16 light/8 dark) >14. Associated references (publications about the colony or publicati= ons >resulting from experiments conducted using colony material) > >This database is intended to be a resource for all sand fly workers and wil= l >be made available on the web. It will be updated from time to time as= more >information is received. > >Thank you sincerely, > >Phillip G. Lawyer, Ph.D. >Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences >4301 Jones Bridge Road >Bethesda, MD 20814, USA > >Phone: (301) 295-3735 >Fax: (301) 295-3860 >E-mail: = ; > > > From kstuart at sbri.org Mon Mar 26 16:45:47 2001 From: kstuart at sbri.org (Ken Stuart) Date: Sat Feb 18 11:23:26 2006 Subject: Leishmania from Peru Message-ID: <834451347888D411A16B00A0C9E1BFD10CEA04@vector.sbri.org> We may havce an interest on helping here. I feel confident that we could help with the development of molecular assays to distinguish species. Ken Stuart Ken Stuart, Ph.D. Director, Seattle Biomedical Research Institute Chairman, Pathobiology Department, University of Washington ph. (206) 284-8846 ext. 316 or 302 fax (206) 284-0313 -----Original Message----- From: leish-l@bdt.org.br [mailto:leish-l@bdt.org.br]On Behalf Of Luis A. Rodriguez Delfin (Doc. Biologicas) Sent: Friday, March 23, 2001 5:36 AM To: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Leishmania from Peru Dear Colleagues: I am part of an academic team with experience in the study of endemic disease in the North of Peru. This region is an endemic area of Leishamania and infectious disease others (as malaria, dengue, etc). Each year, most of 100 cases of patients with moderate and severe lesions by Leishamaniosis are diagnostic and treatment in Institute of Tropical Medicine and Infectology, where the Dr. Hernan Miranda is direct and conduct an medical, biology and nurse group. The identification of parasite is by direct analysis for staining and culture. This diagnostic is not adequate for species identification, the morphological similar of species and wide spectrun of the lesions by other etiological agents limited this results. Recently, was create of Molecular Biology laboratory for the identification of the species of Leishmania (Vianna) in patient, vectors and reservoirs. We want to know if you this interested in collaborating with the institute in the identification of the species of leishmania by markers of DNA. I would be extremely gratefully should you sent information about respect Or group interested in collaborating with ours study Yours sincerely ........................................................... Dr. Luis A. Rodriguez D. Molecular Biology Laboratory Institute of Tropical Medicine and Infectology National University of Trujillo - Peru e-mail: ladelfin@chanchan.unitru.edu.pe From jshaw at tba.com.br Tue Mar 27 16:16:29 2001 From: jshaw at tba.com.br (Jeffrey Shaw) Date: Sat Feb 18 11:23:26 2006 Subject: Fwd: tdr> Post-Doctoral Position at Oxford University Message-ID: <5.0.2.1.0.20010327161617.00a147f0@pop3.tba.com.br> >Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 02:14:43 +0200 >X-Authentication-Warning: whqdns2.who.int: majordom set sender to >owner-tdr-scientists@who.ch using -f >From: David Kelly >To: tdr-scientists@who.ch >Subject: tdr> Post-Doctoral Position at Oxford University >Sender: owner-tdr-scientists@who.ch > >------------------------------------------------------------------- >-for tropical disease researchers & friends: "tdr-scientists list" >------------------------------------------------------------------- > >Dear Colleagues > >We recently described a novel pest population control strategy using >transgenic insects (RIDL, Thomas et al., Science 2000 287:2474-2476). >I'm looking for a post-doc to help move our method into insects of >medical and agricultural significance, ie initially medfly and >mosquitoes, rather than just Drosophila which we used for the initial >demonstration. Considerable further development of the system in >Drosophila will also be involved. I'd be very grateful if you would >encourage any suitable applicants that you can think of to contact me by >email or at the address below. The ideal candidate would have >experience of molecular biology and Drosophila or other insect rearing >and basic genetics. The position is funded by the Wellcome Trust for >three years and is available immediately. > >Many thanks, >Luke Alphey > >******************************************************************************** > >Dr. David W. Kelly > >Insect Behaviour & Sensory Ecology Group, >Oxford University, >Department of Zoology, >South Parks Road, >Oxford OX1 3PS > >tel. (01865) 271126 >fax (01865) 310447 >http://users.ox.ac.uk/~ibse/kelly.htm >******************************************************************************** >-- >Sharing news with the t.d.r. community, mailto:tdr-scientists@who.ch >To unsubscribe, or subscribe, write to: owner-tdr-scientists@who.ch >Ref: "Networking for t.d.r." http://www.who.int/tdr/kh/res_link.html