- 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...
- lion,
dolphin or
another animal like a
seabird or shark. The
nematode excysts in the intestine, feeds, grows, mates, and
releases eggs into the seawater...
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outside of the host. When
cysts are swallowed, they
cause infections by
excysting (releasing the
trophozoite stage) in the
digestive tract. The pathogenic...
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again forms a cyst. When
consumed by a
suitable final host, the
cycstacant excysts,
everts its
proboscis and
pierces the gut wall. It then feeds,
grows and...
- host has
consumed fecal material. It
forms cysts with four
nuclei which excyst in the body and
become trophozoites.
Endolimax nana
nuclei have a large...
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felines then eat the
infected crabs raw. Once eaten, the
metacercaria excysts and
penetrates the gut,
diaphragm and lung
where it
becomes an
adult worm...
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immediately before their hosts molt
their exoskeleton.
After the
protozoa excysts and feeds, it
becomes swollen to
thirty times its
initial volume. This...
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freshwater plants,
especially watercress 6.
After ingestion, the
metacercariae excyst in the
duodenum 7 and
migrate through the
intestinal wall, the peritoneal...
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crayfish that
harbour metacercariae of the parasite. The
metacercariae excyst in the duodenum,
penetrate through the
intestinal wall into the peritoneal...
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definitive host
preys upon an
infected second intermediate host.
Metacercariae excyst in the
definitive host's gut in
response to a
variety of
physical and chemical...
