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(2) Tropenmedizinischer Kurs am Schweizerischen Tropeninstitut vom 26. März bis 27. Juni 1980. Dieser Kurs bereitet Ärzte sowie Medizinstudenten in vorgerückten Semestern auf eine künftige Tätigkeit in den Tropen vor.. Mediziner, die sämtliche Vorlesungen und Praktika besucht haben, werden zu den tropenmedizinischen Diplomprüfungen zugelassen. Hochschulstudenten anderer Fakultäten und Hörer können auf Gesuch hin (freie Plätze vorausgesetzt) zu den nicht-klinischen Veranstaltungen zugelassen werden.. Auskunft erteilt das Sekretariat des Schweizerischen Tropeninstituts, Socinstrasse 57, 4051 Basel (Tel. 061/23 38 96). Les cours sont donnés en allemand et en français; occasionnellement en anglais.. 398.

(3) Instructions to authors Manuscripts in English, German or French should be submitted in duplicate (i.e. the original with one copy, and two sets of illustrations) to Acta Tropica, Swiss Tropical Institute, Socinstr. 57, CH-4051 Basel, Switzerland. They will be sent, as a rule, to two referees inside or outside the country. The decision to accept, revise, or refuse a paper will be made by the editors. The editors assume that papers submitted to Acta Tropica have not been and will not be published elsewhere. The manuscripts should be typewritten double-spaced with a wide margin. Original papers should not exceed 12 printed pages including tables and figures (24 typewritten pages of 32 lines of 60 letters). Exceptionally, the editors may accept larger manuscripts, however, the author(s) may be charged for exceeding pages at a rate of approx. sFr. 100.- per page. A short and precise summary, only in English, should precede the article and contain the essential information. For papers written in German or French the summary should be more detailed and must be preceded by the English translation of the title. Original papers should, as far as possible, be organized as follows: Summary Key Words Introduction Material and Methods Results Discussion Acknowledgments References.. -. -. -. -. -. Short communications may not exceed 2 printed pages including illustrations.. Bibliographical references in the text should be given by the name of author(s) and the year of publication. The list of references at the end of the paper should be arranged in alphabetical order of the authors, featuring name and initials of authors, full title of paper, name of journal abbreviated in accordance with the list "World Medical Periodicals" of the World Health Organization, followed by volume, page(s), and year of publication. For books, the name and address of the publishers should also be mentioned. Examples: Peters W.: Chemotherapy and drug resistance in malaria. Academic Press. London/New York 1970. Rakusin W.: Ocular myiasis interna caused by the sheep nasal bot fly (Oestrus ovis L.). S. Afr. med. J. 44. 1155-1162(1970). Weitz B.: Methods of identifying the bloodmeals of Glossina. In: The African trypanosomiases, ed. by H. W. Mulligan, p. 416—423. George Allen & Unwin Ltd.. London 1970.. Tables and figures should be added to the manuscript on separate sheets and numbered, headings and legends being on a special sheet. In view of production costs, the number of figures and tables must be restricted to an irreducible minimum. The publisher can accept only 3-4 pages of half-tone illustrations per article at his expense. Additional half-tone pages will be charged for at a rate of sFr. 100- per page. Color plates can be reproduced only as an exception and at the author's expense. Photographs should be presented on glossy paper in two complete sets. In the first set labels and explanatory marks to be added should be indicated with black or white transfer letters or with ink. As far as possible photographs should be arranged into groups and mounted on a white board so that they can be easily reproduced in the way shown in this review (type area: 11.7 x 17.6 cm). The second set will consist simply of the photographs, unmounted, with no additions at all, only numbered on the back.. The complete postal address of the authors must be indicated. Galley proofs will be sent to the authors for correction. Author's corrections up to 10% of the cost are paid for by the publishers; additional corrections at the author's expense. Proofs are to be returned withm the time limit indicated; otherwise publication may be delayed. The publishers will produce 50 reprints of each paper without cover free of charge. Further copies will be provided at the rates indicated in the order form you will receive with the galley proofs.. of composition.

(4) Tropical Diseases Research Series Published on behalf of the. UNDP. /. WORLD BANK / WHO. Special Programme. for Research and Training in Tropical. -©^ Diseases. The series will deal with current outstanding problems in research related to the contrql of major infectious tropical diseases. It is intended to attract scientists working in other disciplines to the problems and opportunities for research which are offered by the infective agents of concern to the Programme, and to acquaint those already working on these organisms with new awareness for investigation which advances in other biomedical sciences may. offer. The Special Programme is a goal-oriented research and training programme with two objectives: (1) Research and development to obtain new and improved tool for the control of major tropical diseases, and (2) Strengthening of the research capability of the tropical countries.. Just published No. 2: The Membrane Pathobiology of Tropical Diseases Proceedings of the Meeting held in Titisee, Federal Republic of Germany, 4-8 October 1978 1979. 226 pages, 7 figures, 6 tables. Hardbound sFr. 30.-/DM 34.50. ISBN 3-7965-0757-3 Contents Plasma Membranes of Eukaryotic Cells: Some General Principles Malaria - Leprosy - Leishmaniasis - Chagas Disease - African Trypanosomiases - Schistosomiasis - Filariasis. Already published No. 1: The Role of the Spleen in the Immunology of Parasitic Diseases Proceedings of the Meeting held in Geneva, 12-14 June 1978 1979. 306 pages, 47 figures, 39 tables. Hardbound sFr. 38.-/DM 44.ISBN 3-7965-0751-4. In preparation No. 3: In vitro Cultivation of the Pathogens of Tropical Diseases. Schwabe & Co. Ltd Basel Switzerland. /. •. Publishers.

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