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Schizont
Schizont Schi"zont (sk[imac]"z[o^]nt or sk[imac]z"[o^]nt), n.
[Gr. ?, ?, p.pr., cleaving.] (Zo["o]l.)
In certain Sporozoa, a cell formed by the growth of a
sporozoite or merozoite (in a cell or corpuscle of the host)
which segment by superficial cleavage, without encystment or
conjugation, into merozoites.
Meaning of Schizonts from wikipedia
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merozoites invade the
erythrocytes (red
blood cells) to form trophozoites,
schizonts and gametocytes,
during which the
symptoms of
malaria are produced. In...
- process, the
organism is
known as a
meront or
schizont.
Cytokinesis next
subdivides the
multinucleated schizont into
numerous identical daughter cells called...
- that the
secondary schizont stage is
absent in some host species, and
instead primary schizonts become last
generation schizonts directly. (Gestal et...
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merozoites mature into an
erythrocytic stage called schizonts which contain merozoites. The
schizonts, an
infected erythrocyte, then
rupture to release...
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probably derived from the
haemoglobin of the
infected red
blood cell.
Schizonts (also
called meronts): As
large as a
normal red cell; thus the parasitized...
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infected liver cells ruptures into
schizonts which enter into the
blood of the
individual (Erythrocytic Cycle). The
schizonts mature and
divide a****ually to...
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distinct vacuole. The
schizonts are
usually polar in position,
rounded in shape, and may
produce over 100 merozoites.
Large schizonts visibly enlarge the...
- The
rosette is a
formation characteristic of
schizonts in
infection by the
reptile parasites Plasmodium tropiduri and P.
holaspi or by the fish parasite...
- phylum, Dr. Huff
noticed two
types of
schizonts developing in the
infected hosts. He
noticed smaller schizonts were
found in the
hepatic regions of the...
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invade the
epithelial cells and
initiate schizogony. Upon
rupture of the
schizonts, the
merozoites are released,
invade new
epithelial cells, and continue...
