- In
group theory, a
metacyclic group is an
extension of a
cyclic group by a
cyclic group. That is, it is a
group G {\displaystyle G} for
which there is...
- group).
Every finite subgroup of a
cyclically ordered group is cyclic. A
metacyclic group is a
group containing a
cyclic normal subgroup whose quotient is...
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subgroups are
cyclic is
called a Z-group, and in
particular must be a
metacyclic group: this
means it is the
extension of two
cyclic groups. If a Frobenius...
- Leishmania. The
sandflies inject the
infective stage,
metacyclic promastigotes,
during blood meals.
Metacyclic promastigotes in the
puncture wound are phagocytized...
-
mammalian host, an
infected tsetse fly
injects metacyclic trypomastigotes into skin tissue.
Metacyclic trypomastigotes are the
infectious form of the...
- have no
special name,
other than
metacyclic groups, but that term is
often used more
generally today. See
metacyclic group for more on the general, modern...
- Prentice-Hall, New Jersey, 1961, pp. 120–167. MR0140099 Fox,
Ralph H. (1970). "
Metacyclic invariants of
knots and links".
Canadian Journal of Mathematics. 22 (2):...
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genus Trypanosoma in the
mammalian host
bloodstream as well as
infective metacyclic stages in the fly vector. In
trypomastigotes the
kinetoplast is near the...
-
triatomine in a food or
beverage harboring T
cruzi can
contain about 600,000
metacyclic trypomastigotes,
while triatomine fecal matter contains 3,000-4,000 per...
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parasite p****ing its life
cycle in two
different hosts. In
humans the
metacyclic promastigotes are
injected by
sandfly through the skin
during its blood...
