- budding. A
sporozoite (ancient Gr**** sporos, seed + zōon, animal) is the cell form that
infects new hosts. In Plasmodium, for instance, the
sporozoites are cells...
- words—apex (top) and
complexus (infolds)—for the set of
organelles in the
sporozoite. The
Apicomplexa comprise the bulk of what used to be
called the Sporozoa...
- life cycle. The human-infective
stage are
sporozoites from the
salivary gland of a mosquito. The
sporozoites grow and
multiply in the
liver to
become merozoites...
-
sporozoites are formed. It has
completed the
sporulation stage after about 24
hours and can now
infect a new host. The
chicken ingests the
sporozoite...
-
divide many
times to
produce large numbers of
small elongated sporozoites.
These sporozoites migrate to the
salivary glands of the
mosquito where they can...
-
stages during the lifecycle. CSP and
sporozoite surface protein 2 (called PfSSP2) were
derived from the
sporozoite phase. The
liver stage antigen 1 (LSA1)...
-
Infection False-colored
electron micrograph showing a
malaria sporozoite migrating through the
mosquito midgut epithelial cell
Specialty Infectious diseases...
- cryptosporidium.
Inside the host, the
sporulated oocyst opens, and
eight sporozoites are released. Each one
finds a home in an
intestinal cell and starts...
- feeding, the
mosquito injects saliva,
along with
sporozoites,
through the skin. A
proportion of
these sporozoites reach the liver.
There they
enter hepatic cells...
-
carrying B.
canis sporozoites attaches to a dog, and
feeds on its blood,
releasing many
sporozoites into the dog's bloodstream. Each
sporozoite attaches to...
