Part Ⅰ Fundamentals of Microbio-logy and Parasitology

Chapter 1 Introduction

Section 1 General Principles

Section 2 Parasitism,Parasite and Host

Section 3 The Prospect of Pathogen Biology

Chapter 2 Host-Parasite Interactions

Section 1 Host-Parasite Relation-ships

Section 2 Effects of Pathogen on Host

Section 3 Effects of Host on Pathogen

Section 4 Effects of Natural Environ-ment and Social Factors on Pathogen

Chapter 3 Infection and Immunology

Section 1 Pathogenic Infection

Section 2 Anti-Infection Immunity

Chapter 4 Laboratory Diagnosis for Infective Diseases

Section 1 Pathogenic Diagnosis

Section 2 Immunologic Diagnosis

Chapter 5 Epidemiology and Control of Infectious Diseases

Section 1 Basic Links of Prevalence of Pathogenic Organisms

Section 2 Factors and Features of Epi-demics of Pathogenic Organisms

Section 3 Prevention and Control of Epidemics

Part Ⅱ Bacteriology

Chapter 6 Overview

Chapter 7 Morphology and Structure of Bacteria

Section 1 Size and Shape of Bacteria

Section 2 Structure of Bacteria

Chapter 8 Physiology of Bacteria

Section 1 Growth of Bacteria

Section 2 Growth Requirements

Section 3 Bacterial Metabolism

Section 4 Cultivation of Bacteria

Section 5 Classification of Bacteria

Chapter 9 Sterilization and Disinfect-ion

Section 1 Physical Sterilization and Disinfection

Section 2 Chemical Sterilization and Disinfection

Section 3 Factors Affecting Disinf-ectant Potency

Chapter10 Bacterial Genetics and Variation

Section 1 Bacterial Genes and Gen-ome

Section 2 Bacteriophages

Section 3 Mechanisms of Genetic Variation

Chapter 11 Bacterial Infection and Immunity

Section 1 Normal Microbial Flora and Opportunistic Bacteria

Section 2 Bacterial Pathogenesis

Section 3 Host Defence against Bac-terial Infection

Section 4 The Initiation and Course of Infection

Chapter 12 Principles of Diagnosis and Prevention of Bacterial In-fection

Section 1 Bacterial Diagnosis

Section 2 Serological Diagnosis

Section 3 Artificial Active Immunity

Section 4 Artificial Passive Immuni-zation

Chapter 13 Bacterial Drug-Resista-nce and Nosocomial Infe-ction

Section 1 Bacterial Drug-Resistance

Section 2 Nosocomial Infections

Chapter 14 Coccus

Section 1 Staphylococcus

Section 2 Streptococcus

Section 3 Streptococcus pneumoniae

Section 4 Neisseria

Chapter 15 Enteric Bacilli

Section 1 General Properties of Ent-eric Bacilli

Section 2 Escherichia

Section 3 Shigella

Section 4 Salmonella

Section 5 Klebsiella and Proteus

Chapter 16 Vibrio

Section 1 Vibiro cholera

Section 2 Vibrio parahaemolyticus

Chapter 17 Campylobacter jejuni and Helicobacter pylori

Section 1 Campylobacter jejuni

Section 2 Helicobacter pylori

Chapter 18 Anaerobic Bacteria

Section 1 Clostridium tetani

Section 2 Clostridium perfringens

Section 3 Clostridium difficile

Section 4 Clostridium botulinum

Section 5 Non-Spore-Forming Anaerobes

Chapter 19 Corynebacterium

Section 1 Corynebacterium diphth-eriae

Section 2 Other Coryneform Bact-eria

Chapter 20 Mycobacteria

Section 1 Mycobacterium tubercul-osis

Section 2 Mycobacterium leprae

Chapter 21 Parvobacillus

Section 1 The Hemophilic Species

Section 2 Bordetellae

Section 3 Legionella

Chapter 22 Zoonotic Bacteria

Section 1 Bacillus anthracis

Section 2 Brucella

Section 3 Yersinia

Section 4 Francisella tularensis

Chapter 23 Other Bacteria

Section 1 Pseudomonas

Section 2 Listeria

Chapter 24 Actinomyces and Nocardia

Section 1 Actinomyces

Section 2 Nocardia

Chapter 25 Spirochetes

Section 1 Treponema

Section 2 Borrelia

Section 3 Leptospira

Chapter 26 Chlamydiae

Section 1 General Properties of Chlamydia

Section 2 Major Pathogenic Chlamy-diae

Chapter 27 Mycoplasmas

Section 1 General Properties of Mycoplasma

Section 2 Major Pathogenic Mycopl-asma

Chapter 28 Rickettsia

Section 1 General Properties of Ric-kettsia

Section 2 Major Pathogenic Rickett-siae

Part Ⅲ Virology

Chapter 29 General Properties of Viruses

Section 1 Size and shape of viruses

Section 2 Structure and function of viruses

Section 3 Structure of viral capsid

Section 4 Classification of viruses

Chapter 30 Multiplication and Varia-tion of viruses

Section 1 Multiplication of viruses

Section 2 Viral variation and res-istence

Chapter 31 Viral Infection and Imm-unity

Section 1 Modes and Types of Viral Infection

Section 2 Pathogenicity of Viruses and Pathogenesis

Section 3 Anti-Virus Immunity

Chapter 32 Diagnosis of Viral Infec-tions

Section 1 Test of Virus

Section 2 Test of Viral Components

Section 3 Test of Anti-Virus Anti-bodies

Chapter 33 Prevention and Treatment of Viral Infection

Section 1 Immunological Prevention

Section 2 Treatment of Viral Inf-ection

Chapter 34 Hepatitis Viruses

Section 1 Hepatitis A Virus

Section 2 Hepatitis B Virus

Section 3 Hepatitis C Virus

Section 4 Hepatitis D Virus

Section 5 Hepatitis E Virus

Section 6 Hepatitis G Virus and TT Virus

Chapter 35 Respiratory Viruses

Section l Influenza Viruses

Section 2 Paramyxoviridae

Section 3 Other Respiratory Viruses

Chapter 36 Enteroviruses

Section 1 Poliomyelitis Virus

Section 2 Other Entroviruses

Chapter 37 Herpesviruses

Section 1 General Properties of Herpesviridae

Section 2 Herpes Simplex Virus

Section 3 Varicella-Zoster Virus

Section 4 Cytomegalovirus

Section 5 Epstein-Barr Virus

Section 6 Human Herpesvirus 6

Chapter 38 Retroviruses and Cancer Associated Viruses

Section 1 Human Immunodeficiency Viruses

Section 2 Human T-cell Lymphot-ropic Viruses

Section 3 Cancer Associated Vir-uses

Chapter 39 Encephalitis Viruses

Section 1 Japanese Encephalitis Virus

Section 2 Forest Encephalitis Viruses

Chapter 40 Hemorrhagic Fever Viruses

Section 1 Hantaviruses

Section 2 Xinjiang Hemorrhagic Fever Virus

Section 3 Dengue Virus

Chapter 41 Other Important Viruses

Section 1 Poxviruses

Section 2 Rabies Virus

Section 3 Acute Gastroenteritis Viruses

Section 4 Parvoviruses

Section 5 Prion

Part Ⅳ Mycology

Chapter 42 General Properties of Fungi

Section 1 Biological charac teriza-tion

Section 2 Pathogenecity and Im-munity

Section 3 Diagnosis and Treatment of Fungai Infection

Chapter 43 Pathogenic Fungi

Section 1 Superficial Mycoses

Section 2 Cutaneous Mycoses

Section 3 Subcutaneous Mycoses

Section 4 Endemic Mycoses

Section 5 Opportunistic Mycoses

Section 6 Hypersensitivity to Fungi and Mycotoxins

Part Ⅴ Protozoology

Chapter 44 General Properties of the Protozoa

Chapter 45 Lobosea

Section 1 Entamoeba Histolytica

Section 2 Other Non-Pathogenic Amoebae

Section 3 Pathogenic Free-Living Amoebae

Chapter 46 Zoomastigophorea

Section 1 Trichomonas vaginalis

Section 2 Giardia Lamblia

Section 3 Leishmania

Section 4 Trypanosoma

Section 5 Other Zoomastigophorea

Chapter 47 Sporozoa

Section 1 Plasmodia

Section 2 Toxoplasma gondii

Section 3 Cryptosporidium

Section 4 Pneumocystis jirovecii(Pneumocystis carinii)

Section 5 Other Sporozoa

Chapter 48 Ciliates

Part Ⅵ Helminthology

Chapter 49 Trematodes

Section 1 Introduction

Section 2 Clonorchis sinensis

Section 3 Paragonimus spp

Section 4 Schistosoma japonicum

Section 5 Fasciolopsis buski

Chapter 50 Cestodes

Section 1 Introduction

Section 2 Taenia solium(Pork Tapeworm)

Section 3 Taenia saginata(Beef tapeworm)

Section 4 Echinococcus

Section 5 Spirometra mansoni

Section 6 Other Cestode

Chapter 51 Nematode

Section 1 Introduction

Section 2 Ascaris lumbricoides

Section 3 Trichuris trichiura

Section 4 Ancylostoma duodenale and Necator americanus

Section 5 Enterobius vermicularis

Section 6 Filaria

Section 7 Trichinella spiralis

Section 8 Other Nematodes

Part Ⅶ Arthropodology

Chapter 52 Introduction

Section 1 Major Groups of Med-ical Arthropods

Section 2 Medical Arthropods and Diseases

Section 3 Ecology and Control of Medical Arthropods

Chapter 53 Insects

Section 1 Introduction

Section 2 Mosquito

Section 3 Fly

Section 4 Other Insects

Chapter 54 Arachnida

Section 1 Tick

Section 2 Mite

References

Appendix Ⅰ English-Chinese Glossary

Appendix Ⅱ Chinese-English Glo-ssary of Medical Mic-robiology

Appendix Ⅲ Chinese-English Glos-sary of Medical paras-itology