Definition of Exflagellation. Meaning of Exflagellation. Synonyms of Exflagellation

- red blood cells of people with malaria. He witnessed the events of exflagellation and became convinced that the moving flagella were parasitic microorganisms...
- observed the process of maturation of the parasite (which is now called exflagellation of microgametocytes). He meticulously examined 200 patients, and noted...
- berghei, while artefenomel, NPC-1161B, and tert-butyl isoquine reduce exflagellation in P. Fal****rum. People have tried a number of other methods to reduce...
- gametocytes are ingested from the infected person. A process known as exflagellation of the microgametocyte soon ensues and up to eight mobile microgametes...
- formation of flagella-like microgametes or male gametes is known as exflagellation. Macrogametocytes show very little change. They develop a cone of reception...
- male is terminally differentiated and only needs what is necessary for exflagellation (cell division cycle, dynein and α-tubulin II). Plasmodium fal****rum...
- or oval cells are now known as the gametocytes, filamented bodies as exflagellation (male gamete), and small spherical bodies as trophozoites. Laveran's...
- minutes, producing eight flagellated microgametes by a process called exflagellation. The flagellated microgamete fertilizes the female macrogamete to produce...
- the pigeon Columba livia. McCallum in 1897 showed that the process of exflagellation was part of ****ual reproduction in these parasites and thought it probable...
- gametocytes of Plasmodium gallinaceum from the erythrocytes and the exflagellation of the male gametocytes". Parasitology. 46 (1–2): 192–215. doi:10...