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    A simple filtration device for separating nonadherent microorganisms from mammalian cells in in-vitro studies on microbial adherence
    (2008) Arseculeratne, S.N.; Sumathipala, S.; Eriyagama, N.B.
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    An evaluation of the numerical criterion for "positive" with skin test using mycobacterium leprae antigens
    (National Sceince Council:Colombo, 1990) Pinto, M.R.M.; Eriyagama, N.B.; Sivarajasingham, S.; Ekanayake, E.M.; Gamage, T.M.
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    An evaluation of the usefulness of different diameters of skin reactions elicited by Mycobacterium leprae antigens
    (Sri Lanka Medical Association. Colombo, 1989) Pinto, M.R.M.; Eriyagama, N.B.; Gamage, T.M.; Sivarajasingham, S.
    The advantages of the transverse, vertical and mean diameters for the measurement of skin reactions with M. leprae antigents were evaluated. iT was decided that the vertical and mean diameters offered no improvement over the transverse diameter and hence the use of the latter is recommended.
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    The relationship between reactivities to Lepromin A and soluble protein antigen of mycobacterium leprae and tuberculin
    (Sri Lanka Medical Association. Colombo, 1986) Pemajayantha, V.; Pinto, M.R.M.; Eriyagama, N.B.
    The relationship between reactivity to tuberculin (PPD-R123) and reactivities to antigens of Mycobacterium leptae (Fernadez, Mitsuda and to a Soluble Protein antigen of M. leprae) was studied using three methods. A clear relationship could be demonstrated with two of the methods. A statistically significant correlation coul be demonstrated by the method of regression analysis between tuberculin and all three types of reactivities; however the level of correlation was unusually low. This study also revealed an increase of all three types of reactivity with BCG vaccination.
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    The effects of Pyrazinamide, Isoniazid and Rifampicin on the endospores of Rhinosporidium seeberi, in vitro
    (2008) Arseculeratne, S.N.; Kumarasiri, R.; Eriyagama, N.B.
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    The immunobiology of rhinosporidiosis and unsolved problems on rhinosporidium seeberi
    Sumathipala, T.K.G.S.; Eriyagama, N.B.; Arseculeratne, S.N.

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