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Jean Laigret

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According to Wikipedia, Jean Laigret was a French biologist born in Blois. Biography He was a student of the École principale du service de Santé de la Marine at Bordeaux, and during World War I, served in the infantry. In 1915 he sustained war wounds, receiving the Croix de Guerre. In 1919 he defended his doctoral thesis with Contribution à la prophylaxie de la syphilis. From 1921 to 1923 he worked at a hospital in Brazzaville, Middle Congo, subsequently becoming an assistant at the Pasteur Institute in Brazzaville. Here he worked on a treatment for trypanosomiasis by testing orsanine and suramine that were developed by chemist Ernest Fourneau .

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Jean Laigret's Published Works

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Published Works

  • Studies on eosinophilic meningitis. 3. Epidemiologic and clinical observations on Pacific islands and the possible etiologic role of Angiostrongylus cantonensis. (1967) (82)
  • Observations on an outbreak of eosinophilic meningitis on Tahiti, French Polynesia. (1961) (54)
  • [Parasite yield in filariasis vectors]. (1974) (33)
  • Reduction in the prevalence of clinical filariasis in Tahiti following adoption of a control program. (1960) (21)
  • [On an epidemic of dengue occurring in Tahiti in 1964. Relations to the "hemorrhagic fevers" of Southeast Asia]. (1967) (13)
  • [The fight against aperiodic lymphatic filariasis in French Polynesia]. (1965) (8)
  • [11-years of chemoprophylaxis of non-periodic lymphatic filariasis with diethylcarbamazine in Tahiti]. (1966) (7)
  • Resistance to insecticides in A. aegypti in Tahiti. (1968) (5)
  • [Demonstration of the cycle of Angiostrongylus cantonensis in the laboratory. Observations on this cycle and anatomo-pathology caused by this parasite in various laboratory animals]. (1964) (4)
  • [Effects of a unique dose of mebendazole on microfilaremia in 50 carriers of microfilaria of Wuchereria bancrofti, pacifica variety]. (1975) (4)
  • Onchocerciasis and Elephantiasis in Man in the French Sudan. (4)
  • Epidemiology and control of filariasis with special reference to French Polynesia. (1959) (3)
  • Resistance of Aedes aegypti to insecticides in Tahiti. (1967) (3)
  • Vaccination against Epidemic Typhus by the Englobed Vaeeine Prepared at the Pasteur Institute in Tunis (Vaccine Nieolle-Laigret). Critical Examination of the Results of 32,000 Vaccinations Carried out from November 1935 to June 1937. (1937) (3)
  • Treatment of Human Trypanosomiasis by Tryparsamide. (2)
  • [Hommage to Jean Laigret (1893-1966). Small history of the discovery of the vaccination against yellow fever]. (1966) (2)
  • A comparison of the prevalences of Toxoplasma antibody in Tahitians and Chinese living in Tahiti. (1974) (2)
  • Research on the transmission of Onchocerca volvulus by various haematophagous parasites. (2)
  • The effect of cortisone and prednisone on bullous reactions following treatment of filariasis with diethylcarbamazine. (1958) (2)
  • [Anthelmintic action of the levogyrous isomer of tetramisole (20605 RP)]. (1969) (2)
  • Mastitis in a cow caused by Bacterium friedländeri. (1950) (1)
  • The Use of Diéthylcarbamazine for 11 Years in the Control of Subperiodic Lymphatic Filariasis in Tahiti. (1966) (1)
  • Preservation of Typhus Virus at Low Temperatures. (1933) (1)
  • A dengue epidemic in Tahiti. (1967) (1)
  • Rapid Staining of Bickettsia with Thionine. (1938) (0)
  • [Not Available]. (1946) (0)
  • A Virus isolated from Mice and recovered from Man in the Course of Vaccination against Yellow Fever. (1936) (0)
  • Preservation of Typhus Viruses in Brains of Rats and Guineapigs. (1933) (0)
  • Concerning Vaccination against Yellow Fever through the Skin. Attempts at Vaccination against Typhus by the Same Route. (1940) (0)
  • The Neutralizing Power of Sera against Typhus Virus. (1940) (0)
  • Researches with a Rat Typhus Virus isolated from Rats on a Ship at Antwerp from North Africa. Crossed Immunity Tests with other Typhus Viruses. (0)
  • [Not Available]. (1945) (0)
  • The Long Duration of Immunity produced by Yellow Fever Vaccination. (1936) (0)
  • The Immunization of Man against Yellow Fever by the Inoculation of Mouse Virus. (0)
  • Preventive Vaccination against Yellow Fever. (0)
  • Negative Attempts at Attenuation of Typhus Virus by Aging. (1935) (0)
  • [First case of meningitis due to Salmonella observed in French Polynesia]. (1958) (0)
  • Experimental Studies on Yellow Fever. ii. Attenuation of Virus with Age ; Preservation of Attenuated Virus. (0)
  • [Tropical diseases and the medical work of Dr. Albert Schweitzer]. (1952) (0)
  • Note on a Case of Jaundice with Black Vomit. (0)
  • Vaccination against Yellow Fever by Means of a Single Inoculation of Living Yellow Fever Virus, Dried and Coated. (1936) (0)
  • The spread of diseases and local military recruitment. (0)
  • Passage of the Typhus Viruses through the Digestive Tract in the Rat. Importance of this Route in the Natural Transmission of Rat Typhus. (1933) (0)
  • A Serological Study of a Regiment of Senegalese Tirailleurs in order to determine Previous Infection with Yellow Fever. (1937) (0)
  • Two New Cases of Spanish-African Relapsing Fever observed in Tunis. (1933) (0)
  • Transmission of Rat Virus by Bites and by Ingestion of Infected Pleas. (1933) (0)
  • Vaccination against Typhus by means of Laigret's Dried and Coated Virus. (1936) (0)
  • On an epidemic of dengue in Tahiti in 1964. Relations with the haemorrhagic fevers of south-eastern Asia. (1968) (0)
  • Susceptibility of Bats to Typhus Virus. (1933) (0)
  • The Organism of the Tunica Vaginalis of Guineapigs and Rats. (0)
  • Cross Immunity between Typhus Virus and Virus of Rocky Mountain Fever. (1933) (0)
  • [3 Cases of acute varioliform pustulosis]. (1957) (0)
  • Vaccination against Yellow Fever with Max Theiler's Virus. (0)
  • Increase of Immunizing Power by Association of Typhus Viruses of Different Origin. (1933) (0)
  • Conservation of the Typhus Viruses in the Brains of Rats and Guineapigs. (0)
  • Action of Cortisone and Prednisone on Elephantiasis. (1957) (0)
  • Marseilles Fever immunizes against "Fièvre Boutonneuse.". (1932) (0)
  • [Is notezine an emmenagogue?]. (1958) (0)
  • Mode of drying and coating the Virus of Murine Typhus. (1936) (0)
  • Reagin Serological Reactions of Syphilis and thé Tre-ponematoses in Tahiti according to Two Enquiries in 1958. (1959) (0)
  • [Resistance to insectcides in Aedes aegypti in Tahiti]. (1967) (0)
  • The Control of Yellow Fever Vaccination by Protection Tests in Mice. (1934) (0)
  • Susceptibility of the White Mouse to the Typhus Viruses. (1933) (0)
  • A Rickettsia-like Organism in Tunica Vaginalis of Rats and Guineapigs inoculated Intraperitoneally with Non-Virulent Substances. (1932) (0)
  • Control Tests with M. rhesus on Protective Value of the Serum of Human Gases Vaccinated against Y. P. with Mouse Virus. (0)
  • Technique employed in Vaccination against Exanthematic Typhus in Tunis. (1939) (0)
  • Vaccination against Yellow Fever. (1933) (0)
  • Pseudo-helminthiase intestinale. (0)
  • Experimental Studies on Yellow Fever. Technique for the Preparation of Glycerinated and Dry Yellow Fever Vaccines. (0)
  • Results of Vaccination against Yellow Fever after Twelve Years' Experience. (1947) (0)
  • [Experimental mutation of Proteus vulgaris to Weil-Felix Proteus X]. (1954) (0)
  • Streptomycin Treatment of Salmonella Infections. (1949) (0)
  • Susceptibility of M. rhesus to Yellow Fever Virus. (0)
  • [Not Available]. (1956) (0)
  • Corticotrophin in the Treatment of Cholera. (1954) (0)
  • Investigations on Rat Leprosy. (1933) (0)
  • [Remarks of a general nature on the decline of malaria in western Europe]. (1953) (0)
  • Evidence of Immunity against Yellow Fever acquired after Vaccination. (1936) (0)
  • Observations on an Epidemic Febrile Disease with Haematemesis, in Tunis. (1946) (0)
  • Vaccination against Typhus in Tunisia. (1938) (0)
  • Treatment and Prophylaxis o Human Trypanosomiasis by Tryparsamide. (0)
  • A Study of the Spirochaetes from the First Three Cases of the Spanish-African Relapsing Fever occurring in Tunis. (0)
  • [Intolerance to stovarsol; stovarsolids]. (1950) (0)
  • Vaccination of Man against Yellow Fever. (1932) (0)
  • [Role of infection in mortality of newborn infants]. (1953) (0)
  • IMMUNISATION AGAINST YELLOW FEVER (1935) (0)
  • [Not Available]. (1947) (0)
  • Revival of the Cholera Vibrio after Desiccation and its Preservation in Nature. (1938) (0)
  • Antîgenic Characters of a Tunis Strain of Proteus. (0)
  • Crossed Immunity Test in the Different-Forms of Typhus. Sources of Error. (1932) (0)
  • Notezine: is it an abortant? (1958) (0)
  • A Serological Inquiry on 19 Subjects Immunized against Yellow Fever, Some by Means of Vaccination, Others by Means of Serum-Vaccination. (1937) (0)
  • Vaccination of Monkeys against Typhus by the Digestive Route. (1933) (0)
  • Experimental Studies on Yellow Fever. i. Reactions in Man following Inoculation of Mouse Virus. (0)
  • [Clinical, anatomicopathologic and bacteriologic studies on neonatal mortality]. (1954) (0)
  • [Not Available]. (1957) (0)
  • Anti-Typhus Vaccination by Living Virus. (1935) (0)
  • A Case of Spanish African Relapsing Fever in Tunis. (1932) (0)
  • Three First Cases of Spanish-African R. F. observed in Tunis, with Special Reference to the Virus. (0)
  • [Lymphocytic meningitis in Alsace]. (1954) (0)
  • The Rat as Test Animal for Benign Endemic Typhus. (1932) (0)
  • [Not Available]. (1954) (0)
  • Modification of the Pathogenic Activity of 2 Strains of Murine Typhus Virus during Passage in White Mice. (1939) (0)
  • Nervous Reactions after Vaccination against Yellow Fever. (1936) (0)
  • Mastitis due to Friedländer's bacillus in the dairy cow. (1950) (0)
  • Vaccination against Yellow Fever by Means of Living Yellow Fever Virus Dried and " Coated.". (0)
  • The Results of a Mission in French West Africa for the Organization of Vaccination against Yellow Fever. (0)
  • Pericarditis in thé Course of Amoebic Dysentery. (0)
  • [Serological reagin tests for syphilis and treponematoses in Tahiti according to 2 inquiries done in 1958]. (1959) (0)
  • [Neonatal staphylococcal infections]. (1954) (0)
  • "Fièvre Boutonneuse " and Marseilles Fever. (1932) (0)
  • Preservation of Typhus Viruses in Vitro. (1933) (0)
  • Trial of " 309 " in Experimental and in Human Trypanosomiasis. (0)
  • Mouse Brain in the Preparation of Typhus Vaccine. (1939) (0)
  • Susceptibility of a Leper to the Rat Leprosy Bacillus. (1932) (0)
  • Passage of Typhus Viruses through the Digestive Tract. (0)
  • Vaccination for Exanthematic Typhus in Algeria and Tunisia. (1937) (0)
  • A New Demonstration of the Efficacy of Vaccination against Yellow Fever. (1936) (0)
  • White Rat and Gerbille Réceptive to Virus of Eruptive Fever. (1932) (0)
  • The Susceptibility of Some Wild Rodents to Yellow Fever Virus. (1933) (0)

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