HAAS, W., HABERL B., SYAFRUFDDIN, IDRIS I., KALLERT D., KERSTEN S. & STIEGELER P. (2005): Behavioural strategies of the hookworms Necator americanus and Ancylostoma duodenale to find, recognise and invade the human host. Parasitology Research 95: 30-39.
HAAS, W., HABERL B., SYAFRUFDDIN, IDRIS I. & KERSTEN S. (2005): Infective larvae of the human hookworms Necator americanus and Ancylostoma duodenale differ in their orientation behaviour when crawling on surfaces. Parasitology Research 95: 25-29.
HERTEL, J.,KEDVES, K., HASSAN, A.H.M., HABERL, B. & HAAS, W. (2004): Detection of Schistosoma mansoni cercariae in plankton samples by PCR. Acta Tropica 91: 43-46.
KALBE M., HABERL B., HERTEL, J. & HAAS W. (2004): Heredity of specific host-finding behaviour in Schistosoma mansoni miracidia. Parasitology 128: 635-643.
MUÑOZ-ANATOLI C., TRELIS, M., GOZALBO, M., TOLEDO, R., HABERL, B. & ESTEBAN, J.-G. (2003): Interactions related to non-host snails in the host-finding process of Euparyphium albuferensis and Echinostoma friedi (Trematoda: Echinostomatidae) miracidia. Parasitology Research 91: 353-356.
HASSAN A.H.M., HABERL B., HERTEL, J. & HAAS W. (2003): Miracidia of an egyptian strain of Schistosoma mansoni differentiate between sympatric snail species. Journal of Parasitology 89: 1248-1250.
HERTEL J., HABERL B., HAMBURGER, J. & HAAS W. (2003): Description of a tandem repeated DNA sequence of Echinostoma caproni and methods for its detection in snail and plankton samples. Parasitology 126: 443-449.
HERTEL J., HAMBURGER J., HABERL B. & HAAS W. (2002): Detection of bird schistosomes in lakes by PCR and filter-hybridization. Experimental Parasitology 101: 57-63.
HAAS, W., STIEGELER, P., KEATING, A., KULLMANN, B., RABENAU, H., SCHÖNAMSGRUBER, E. & HABERL, B. (2002): Recognition of the fish host by Diplostomum spathaceum cercariae. International Journal for Parasitology: in press.
HAAS, W., GRABE, K., GEIS, C., PÄCH, T., STOLL, K., FUCHS, M., HABERL, B., & LOY, C. (2002): Recognition and invasion of human skin by Schistosoma mansoni cercariae: the key-role of L-arginine. Parasitology 124: 153-167.
SHAKARBAEV, E., HABERL, B., LOY, C. & HAAS, W. (2001): Recognition of cattle skin by cercariae of Orientobilharzia turkestanica. Parasitology Research 87: 705-707.
KALBE, M., HABERL, B. & HAAS, W. (2000): Finding of the snail host by Fasciola hepatica and Trichobilharzia ocellata: Compound analysis of ´Miracidia attracting glycoprotein´. Experimental Parasitology 96: 231-242.
HABERL, B., KÖRNER, M., SPENGLER, Y., HERTEL, J., KALBE, M. & HAAS, W. (2000): Host-finding in Echinostoma caproni: Miracidia and cercariae use different signals to identify the same snail species. Parasitology 120: 479-486.
HAAS, W., HABERL, B., HOFMANN, M., KERSCHENSTEINER, S. & KETZER, U. (1999): Ichthyophtirius multifiliis invasive stages find their fish hosts with complex behavior patterns and in response to different chemical signals. European Journal of Protistology 35: 129-135.
HAAS, W., HABERL, B., HOFMANN, M., KERSCHENSTEINER, S. & KETZER, U. (1998): Theronts of Ichthyophtirius multifiliis find their fish hosts with complex behavior patterns and in response to different chemical signals. Tokai J Exp Clin Med 23: 329-331.
HAAS, W., HABERL, B., KALBE, M. & STOLL, K. (1998): Traps for schistosome miracidia/cercariae. In: IX International Congress of Parasitology, ICOPA IX. Eds. Tada, I., Kojima, S., Tsuji, M. Monduzzi Editore, Bologna, 359-363.
KALBE, M., HABERL, B. & HAAS, W. (1997): Miracidial host-finding in Fasciola hepatica and Trichobilharzia ocellata is stimulated by species specific glycoconjugates released from the host snails. Parasitology Research 83: 806-812.
HAAS, W. & HABERL, B. (1997): Host recognition by trematode miracidia and cercariae in: Advances in Trematode Biology (edited by B. Fried & T. Graczyk), CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida: 197-227.
KALBE, M., HABERL, B. & HAAS, W. (1996): Schistosoma mansoni miracidial host-finding: species specificity of an Egyptian strain. Parasitology Research 82: 8-13.
HABERL, B., KALBE, M., FUCHS, H., STRÖBEL, M., SCHMALFUSS, G. & HAAS, W. (1995): Schistosoma mansoni and S. haematobium: miracidial host-finding behaviour is stimulated by macromolecules. International Journal for Parasitology 25: 551-560.
HAAS, W., HABERL, B., KALBE, M. & KÖRNER, M. (1995): Snail-host-finding by miracidia and cercariae: chemical host cues. Parasitology Today 11: 468-472.
HAAS, W., KÖRNER, M., HUTTERER, E.; WEGNER, M. & HABERL, B. (1995): Finding and recognition of the snail intermediate hosts by 3 species of echinostome cercariae. Parasitology 110: 133-142.
HAAS, W., HABERL, B., SCHMALFUSS, G. & KHAYYAL, M.T. (1994): Schistosoma haematobium cercarial host-finding and host-recognition differs from that of S. mansoni. Journal of Parasitology 80: 345-353.
HABERL, B. & HAAS, W. (1992): Miracidium of Schistosoma mansoni: a macromolecular glycoconjugate as signal for the behaviour after contact with the snail host. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology 101A: 329-333.
HAAS, W., GUI, M., HABERL, B. & STRÖBEL, M. (1991): Miracidia of Schistosoma japonicum: approach and attachment to the snail host. Journal of Parasitology 77: 509-513.
HERTEL J., HAMBURGER J., HABERL B. & HAAS W. (2001): Diagnostic markers for tandem repeated bird schistosome DNA. Helminthologia 38 (4): 249.
STIEGELER, P., HABERL, B. & HAAS, W. (1999): Cercariae of Diplostomum spathaceum recognize their fish-hosts in response to sialic acids.
KALBE, M., HABERL, B. & HAAS, W. (1999): Miracidia respond to species-specific glycoproteins from host snails.
HAAS, W., HABERL, B., KALBE, M., KÖRNER, M., OSTERKAMP, J., STIEGELER, P. & STOLL, K. (1999): Host recognition in worm-parasites: chemical characteristics of host-specificity.
HAAS, W., STOLL, K., GEIS, C., HABERL, B., FUCHS, M. & LOY, C. (1998): Invasion of mammalian skin by Schistosoma mansoni cercariae: the puzzling role of the host signal l-arginine. Parasitol. Internat. Suppl. 47: 155.
HAAS, W., HABERL, B., KALBE, M. & STOLL, K. (1998): Traps for schistosome miracidia/cercariae. Parasitol. Internat. Suppl. 47: 47.
KALBE, M., HABERL, B. & HAAS, W. (1997): Miracidia recognize their specific host snails already during their approach. Zentralblatt für Bakteriologie, Abstracts:286: 228.
HABERL, B. (1997): Host-finding in miracidia: problems and artifacts. Zentralblatt für Bakteriologie, Abstracts: 286: 209-210.
HAAS, W., HABERL, B. & KALBE, M. (1996): Diversity in host-finding of larval schistosomes. Tropical Medicine and International Health 1: A7.
KALBE, M, HABERL, B. & HAAS, W. (1996): Miracidial host-finding: a molecular code for snail specificity. Parassitologia 38: 104.
HAAS, W., HABERL, B. & STOLL, K. (1996): Schistosome cercarial host-finding strategies: adaptations to transmission under different ecological conditions. Parassitologia 38: 74.
KALBE, M., HABERL, B. & HAAS, W. (1995): Host-finding in Schistosoma mansoni miracidia: chemical signals of the snail host. Zentralblatt für Bakteriologie, Abstracts 282: 168-169.
HABERL, B., KALBE, M., KÖRNER, M. & HAAS, W. (1995): Snails as intermediate hosts: host-finding strategies in miracidia and cercariae. Zentralblatt für Bakteriologie, Abstracts 282: 153.
HAAS, W., HABERL, B., KALBE, M. & KÖRNER, M. (1994): Miracidial and cercarial snail-host finding strategies. Proceedings of the 8th. International Congress of Parasitology, Izmir 1: 210.
STRÖBEL, M., HABERL, B. & HAAS, W. (1992): Orientation mechanisms of miracidida towards their snail hosts. Zentralblatt für Bakteriologie, Abstracts 325: 86.
HABERL, B., STRÖBEL, M., GUI, M. & HAAS, W. (1992): Miracidial host-finding: a new approach to an old problem. Zeitschrift für Bakteriologie, Abstracts 325: 34.
FUCHS, H., HABERL, B. & HAAS, W. (1990): Host finding of the miracidium of Schistosoma mansoni. Zentralblatt für Bakteriologie und Hygiene, Abstracts 317: 43.
HAAS, W., FUCHS, H., HABERL, B. & STRÖBEL, M. (1990): Miracidium of Schistosoma mansoni: chemical signals for approach and attachment to the snail host. Bulletin de la Société Française de Parasitologie 80, Supplement 1: 289.
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