- A
microbial cyst is a
resting or
dormant stage of a microorganism, that can be
thought of as a
state of
suspended animation in
which the
metabolic processes...
- of two or more species. In
their juvenile stages they
infect and
often encyst in the
intermediate host. When the intermediate-host
animal is
eaten by...
-
lymphatic system, and are
carried to
striated muscle. Once in the muscle, they
encyst, or
become enclosed in a capsule.
Humans can
become infected by
eating infected...
- body
rends apart in the water; the
sandtrout which are part of his body
encyst the
water and
scurry off,
while the worm
portion burns and disintegrates...
-
Saprolegnia releases zoospores.
Within a few minutes, this
zoospore will
encyst,
germinate and
release another zoospore. This
second zoospore has a longer...
- however, only
larvae that
migrate to
skeletal muscle cells survive and
encyst. The
larval host cell
becomes a
nurse cell, in
which the
larva will be encapsulated...
- that can
cause protists to
encyst but
typically relate to the
presence of
unfavourable environmental conditions.
Encysting allows protists to decrease...
-
rediae and
cercariae develop from the
larvae which are then
released and
encyst as metacercariae, for
instance on
aquatic plants.
Humans as well as larger...
- rediae, and cercariae). The
cercariae are
released from the
snail and
encyst as
metacercariae on
aquatic plants such as
water chestnut,
water caltrop...
- such as the
actinophryid heliozoa, the
scales only form when the
organism encysts. The
bodies of some
protozoa are
supported internally by rigid,
often inorganic...
