An account is given of the technique and interpretation of a test which can be used for the detection of anthelmintics active against threadworm ( Enterobius ) in man and a number of the helminth infections in herbivorous animals. It can also be used for the qualitative comparison of active compounds. It has been used to investigate some of the fundamental practices in the use of anthelmintics—the results of which are to be published elsewhere.
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