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1. Fièvre récurrente africaine (Publications)

   Fièvre récurrente africaine

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2. Internationale Kongresse für Tropenmedizin und Malaria vom 10-18. Mai 1948 in Washington (Publications)

   Internationale Kongresse für Tropenmedizin und Malaria vom 10-18. Mai 1948 in Washington

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3. Quatrièmes congrès internationaux de médecine tropicale et du paludisme (Publications)

   Quatrièmes congrès internationaux de médecine tropicale et du paludisme

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4. Etude expérimentale de la métamorphose de <em>Sialis lutaria</em> L. (Megaloptera) (Publications)

   Etude expérimentale de la métamorphose de <em>Sialis lutaria</em> L. (Megaloptera)

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5. Erreger und Überträger tropischer Krankheiten (Publications)

   Erreger und Überträger tropischer Krankheiten

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6. Beitrag zur Entwicklung und Metamorphose des Darmes bei <em>Xenipus laevis </em>Baud (Publications)

   Beitrag zur Entwicklung und Metamorphose des Darmes bei <em>Xenipus laevis </em>Baud

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7. Organotropisme de B. <em>duttoni </em>dans la tique O. <em>moubata</em> (Publications)

   Organotropisme de B. <em>duttoni </em>dans la tique O. <em>moubata</em>

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8. Beiträge zur experimentellen Analyse der Metamorphose von <em>Sialis lutaria </em>L. (Publications)

   Beiträge zur experimentellen Analyse der Metamorphose von <em>Sialis lutaria </em>L.

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9. Dispersal of harmful fruit fly pests by international trade and a loop-mediated isothermal amplification assay to prevent their introduction (Publications)

   Dispersal of harmful fruit fly pests by international trade and a loop-mediated isothermal amplification assay to prevent their introduction

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10. China's tuberculosis epidemic stems from historical expansion of four strains of <em>Mycobacterium tuberculosis</em> (Publications)

    China's tuberculosis epidemic stems from historical expansion of four strains of <em>Mycobacterium tuberculosis</em>

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    A small number of high-burden countries account for the majority of tuberculosis cases worldwide. Detailed data are lacking from these regions. To explore the evolutionary history of Mycobacterium tub