Contents of December - 1998 issue of JCPR

Contents of December - 1998 issue of JCPR
	S.No.	Table of Contents and Authors	Page
		LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS SPECIAL 1. Immunodiagnosis
	1.	a. General A panel of monoclonal antibodies that cross-react with leukocyte differentiation antigens from dromedary camel (Camelus dromedarius) -Simon P.Muriuki, William Olaho-Mukani and Jan Naesses	179
	2.	A note on camel IgG antibodies -W. Hoelzer and U. Wernery	187
	3.	b. Viral diseases Diagnostic procedures for poxvirus infections in camelids -M.Pfeffer, U. Wernery, O.-R. Kaaden and H. Meyer	189
	4.	Serological survey in camels of the Sudan for prevalence of antibodies to camelpox virus using ELISA technique -A.I. Khalafalla, M.E.M. Mohamed and H. Agab	197
	5.	Papillomatosis in camels in the United Arab Emirates -J. Kinne and U. Wernery	201
	6.	c. Bacterial diseases Serological response of camel (Camelus dromedarius) to haemorrhagic septicaemia (Pasteurella multocida infection) vaccines -G.E. Mohamed and M.H. Rahamtalla	207
	7.	d. Parasitic diseases Dromedary complement (C₃): purification, characterisation and quantitation of its levels during experimental Trypanosoma evansi infection in camels -Johnson O.Ouma, W. Olaho-Mukani, A. Mutani, B.E.L. Wishitemi and S.O. Guya	213
	8.	Alternative complement pathway activity in experimental surra (Camelus dromedarius) -Johanson O. Ouma, W. Olaho-Mukani, B.E.L. Wishitemi and S.O. Guya	219
	9.	2. Viral diseases Camel contagious ecthyma in Saudi Arabia -E.M.E. Abu Elzein, E.R. Coloyan, A.A. Gameel, R.O. Ramadan and A.I.Al-Afaleq	225
	10.	Camel pox in the Sudan (Part I). Isolation and identification of the causative virus. -A.I. Khalafalla, M.E.M. Mohamed and B.H. Ali	229
	11.	Camel pox in the Sudan (Part II). Some properties of camelpox viruses isolated in the Sudan -A.I. Khalafalla and M.E.M. Mohamed	235
	12.	3. Bacterial diseases Isolation of Brucella melitensis from carpal hygroma in camels -R.O. Ramadan, M.E. Hatem and M.R. Abdin Bey	239
	13.	Microbiological studies on mammary glands of one humped she-camel in Egypt -Jakeen El-Jakee	243
	14.	4. Fungal diseases Dermatophilosis caused by a non haemolytic Dermatophilus congolensis strain in dromedary camels in the United Arab Emirates. -Sunita Joseph, U. Wernery and M.Ali	247
	15.	A note on Ringworm in camels (Camelus dromedarius) in Saudi Arabia -A.B. Alhendi, F.A. Alhizab, G.E. Nohamed and M.E. Hatem	249
	16.	5. Parasitic diseases Common gastrointestinal helminths of camels of Pakistan -C.S. Hayat, B.Hayat, A. Maqbool, N.Badar, H.A. Hashmi and I. Hussain	251
	17.	Clinical manifestation of natural infection with gastrointestinal nematodes in camel -A.K. Partani, D.Kumar, G.S. Manohar and A.K. Bhan	255
	18.	Coccidial infection in camels of Gassim region, Central Saudi Arabia -O.M. Mahmoud, E.M. Haroum, M. Magzoub, O.H. Omer and A.Sulman	257
	19.	Evaluation of different tests for the diagnosis of the diagnosis of trypanosomiasis and dipetalonemiasis in camels -Asif A.Butt, G.Muhamed, M.Athar, M. Zargham Khan and M. Anwar	261
	20.	6. Histopathological techniques An approach to pathological examination in camels -M.I. Abubakr, M.E. Fadlalla, N.M. Nayel, A.S. Adam and A.A. Abdelrahman	267
	21.	7. Toxicity Acute monensin toxicity in dromedary camel -Z.I. Choudhry, J.Iqbal, M. Raza and M.I. Qndil	271
	22.	Salinomycin poisoning in a dromedary breeding herd in the United Arab Emirates -U. Wernery, A. Tinson, J.Kinne and J.Al. Masri	275
	23.	8. Systemic and metabolic diseases Experimental Studies on jejunal obstruction in the camel (Camelus dromedarius) -Jagbir Singh Rana, Sukhbir Singh, Prem Singh and Jit Singh	481
	24.	Hypocalcaemia in two female camels (Camelus dromedarius): A case report -Michael van Straten	287
	25.	Concentration of serum electrolytes in pregnant and non-pregnant lranian one-humped camels (Camelus dromedarius) -Gholam Hossain Khadjeh	289
	26.	Other manuscripts and regular columns In vitro physico-chemical examination of ruminal fluids of Saudi Camel -A.B Alhendi and H.A. Amer	291
	27.	Biochemical studies on the physiology of digestion in camel (Camelus dromedarius) fed different forages -Afaf S.Fahmy, Saleh A. Mohamed, Tarek M. Mohamed and Magda A. Mohamed	297
	28.	Ethnoveterinary Practice Ethnoveterinary practice among the Gabbra nomadic pastoralists of Northern Kenya -A.T. Namanda	305
	29.	Camel Practice and Research Hydrocephalus in a new born male camel -M.I. Abubakr, A.A. Ahmed, N.M. Nayel and M.E. Fadlalla	309
	30.	Subcutaneous emphysema in the head region of a camel -R.O. Ramadan	311
	31.	Ranula in camels -R.O. Ramadan	311
	32.	Soft palate fibroma in a camel (Camelus dromedarius) -D.R.Barvalia, S.C. Choudhary, Vijendra Singh and S.C. Ojha	313