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许多动物模型研究发现寄生虫有操纵宿主行为的能力。本文旨在揭示隐性弓形虫感染引起的人行为改变。1992—1994年收集有关数据。224名男性和170名女性(大多数为教工和学生)组成第一实验组;过去的13年间确诊为急性弓形虫病的190名男性为第二实验组。两实验组皆用Cattell 16因子问卷方法进行个性特征调查。第一组的隐性弓形虫感染的免疫学诊断采用皮内迟发性超敏试验(IDHT);第二组急性弓形虫病的诊断依据为临床特征与血清学诊断(IFA、CF或IgG/IgM-ELISA)。
Many animal model studies have found that parasites have the ability to manipulate host behavior. This article aims to reveal changes in human behavior caused by Toxoplasma gondii infection. Relevant data were collected during 1992-1994. Twenty-four men and 170 women, mostly faculty and students, formed the first experimental group; 190 men diagnosed with acute toxoplasmosis over the past 13 years were the second experimental group. Two experimental groups were used Cattell 16 factor questionnaire personality survey. The first group of immunodeficiency diagnosis of Toxoplasma gondii infection using intradermal delayed hypersensitivity test (IDHT); the second group of acute toxoplasmosis diagnosis based on clinical features and serological diagnosis (IFA, CF or IgG / IgM-ELISA).