- nematodes.
Species within this
superfamily are
known as
filarial worms or
filariae (singular filaria).
Infections with
parasitic filarial worms cause disease...
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doxycycline to
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prove to be
beneficial as it does for the
filariae that
cause elephantiasis, but
further studies are necessary. Microfilarial...
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regions where filariae are
endemic has been
difficult to
determine because of high
rates of
coinfection with
other filariae and the nonspecificity...
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systematics of
filariae, and
studying the
biology of
filariae which led to the
characterization of the
phyletic relationships...
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other filariae, as they are
sheathed and
contain body
nuclei that
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Livingstone in the
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