Definition of Trypomastigotes. Meaning of Trypomastigotes. Synonyms of Trypomastigotes

- amastigotes transform back into trypomastigotes, which burst the host cell and are released into the bloodstream. Trypomastigotes then disseminate throughout...
- bloodstream as well as infective metacyclic stages in the fly vector. In trypomastigotes the kinetoplast is near the posterior end of the body, and the flagellum...
- host, an infected tsetse fly injects metacyclic trypomastigotes into skin tissue. Metacyclic trypomastigotes are the infectious form of the parasite that...
- they become infectious. Infectious T. cruzi are called metacyclic trypomastigotes. When the triatomine bug subsequently takes a blood meal from a host...
- metacyclic trypomastigotes into the skin tissue. The trypomastigotes enter the lymphatic system and into the bloodstream. The initial trypomastigotes are short...
- trypanosomatids. The life cycle often consists of the trypomastigote form in the vertebrate host and the trypomastigote or promastigote form in the gut of the invertebrate...
- they replicate turning trypomastigotes into epimastigotes 3. These epimastigotes then attach to the **** and become trypomastigotes and exit the fly via...
- species has yet to be observed in other locations. Trypanosoma tungarae trypomastigotes are large, with a relatively long thin body (52 μm). They appear morphologically...
- (vertebrate host). T. irwini was found in the blood of koalas with the trypomastigote morphology. Total length: body length measured along mid-line including...
- for the parasite, harboring the epimastigote stage in its midgut. The trypomastigote is the stage that is present in the main host, the rodent. The epimastigote...