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• Journal article
  BHATT S, 1989,

  DEMAND UNCERTAINTY IN A DURABLE GOODS MONOPOLY

  , INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION, Vol: 7, Pages: 341-355, ISSN: 0167-7187
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• Journal article
  WILKINSON DG, BHATT S, RYSECK RP, BRAVO Ret al., 1989,

  TISSUE-SPECIFIC EXPRESSION OF C-JUN AND JUNB DURING ORGANOGENESIS IN THE MOUSE

  , DEVELOPMENT, Vol: 106, Pages: 465-471, ISSN: 0950-1991
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• Journal article
  ANDERSON RM, 1989,

  MATHEMATICAL AND STATISTICAL STUDIES OF THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF HIV

  , AIDS, Vol: 3, Pages: 333-346, ISSN: 0269-9370
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  • Citations: 88
• Journal article
  GRENFELL BT, ANDERSON RM, 1989,

  PERTUSSIS IN ENGLAND AND WALES - AN INVESTIGATION OF TRANSMISSION DYNAMICS AND CONTROL BY MASS VACCINATION

  , PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, Vol: 236, Pages: 213-252, ISSN: 0080-4649
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  • Citations: 54
• Journal article
  ROLLINSON D, FACER CA, ANDERSON RM, 1989,

  RESEARCH DEVELOPMENTS IN THE STUDY OF PARASITIC INFECTIONS

  , PARASITOLOGY TODAY, Vol: 5, Pages: 100-100, ISSN: 0169-4758
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• Journal article
  KONINGS E, ANDERSON RM, MORLEY D, ORIORDAN T, MEEGAN Met al., 1989,

  RATES OF SEXUAL PARTNER CHANGE AMONG 2 PASTORALIST SOUTHERN NILOTIC GROUPS IN EAST-AFRICA

  , AIDS, Vol: 3, Pages: 245-247, ISSN: 0269-9370
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  • Citations: 15
• Journal article
  JOHNSON AM, WADSWORTH J, ELLIOTT P, PRIOR L, WALLACE P, BLOWER S, WEBB NL, HEALD GI, MILLER DL, ADLER MW, ANDERSON RMet al., 1989,

  A PILOT-STUDY OF SEXUAL LIFESTYLE IN A RANDOM SAMPLE OF THE POPULATION OF GREAT-BRITAIN

  , AIDS, Vol: 3, Pages: 135-141, ISSN: 0269-9370
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  • Citations: 58
• Journal article
  WILKINSON DG, BHATT S, CHAVRIER P, BRAVO R, CHARNAY Pet al., 1989,

  SEGMENT-SPECIFIC EXPRESSION OF A ZINC-FINGER GENE IN THE DEVELOPING NERVOUS-SYSTEM OF THE MOUSE

  , NATURE, Vol: 337, Pages: 461-464, ISSN: 0028-0836
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• Journal article
  COX MJ, ANDERSON RM, BUNDY DAP, NOKES DJ, DIDIER JM, SIMMONS I, STCATHERINE Jet al., 1989,

  SEROEPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE TRANSMISSION OF THE MUMPS-VIRUS IN ST-LUCIA, WEST-INDIES

  , EPIDEMIOLOGY AND INFECTION, Vol: 102, Pages: 147-160, ISSN: 0950-2688
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  • Citations: 13
• Journal article
  Haswell-Elkins M, Elkins D, Anderson RM, 1989,

  The influence of individual, social group and household factors on the distribution of Ascaris lumbricoides within a community and implications for control strategies.

  , Parasitology, Vol: 98 ( Pt 1), Pages: 125-134, ISSN: 0031-1820

  The distribution of Ascaris lumbricoides within a community was examined at an initial mass anthelmintic treatment programme (January 1984) and following an 11-month period of reinfection (November 1984). Similar patterns of the negative binomial parameter kappa (an inverse measure of parasite aggregation) and the proportion of parasites within the most heavily infected quartile of the community were recorded at the two dates. The pattern of parasite aggregation within individuals, measured by parameter k, appears to be a stable characteristic of this host-parasite relationship. Significant variation in the intensity of infection was observed between households in the community. The number of family members living in the house strongly influenced the mean Ascaris burden and proportion of relatively heavy infections within adults and children. This finding suggests that the density of people in a house positively influences the frequency of exposure to infective stages of Ascaris, which in turn plays a major role in determining which individuals will harbour heavy infections. Positive correlations were recorded between the initial and reinfection burdens of individuals, relative to others in the community. The correlations were strongest in the youngest and oldest age groups and were more frequently significant among age-stratified groups of females, compared to males. A comparative examination of hypothetical treatment strategies suggests that for Ascaris infections in this community, targetting age groups with anthelmintic treatment would probably be more cost-effective in the long term in reducing the abundance of this parasite than selective treatment of individually identified heavy infections.

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