Definition of Macrogametes. Meaning of Macrogametes. Synonyms of Macrogametes

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- within the gut of the insect vector and fuse with the macrogametes. The fertilized macrogamete now becomes an ookinete, which penetrates the body of the...
- coelomic cavity and various tissues of the host. The microgametocytes and macrogametes form in the intestinal epithelium. The microgametes are non-flagellated...
- stages of ****ual reproduction: Infection and Gametogenesis Microgametes Macrogametes Fertilization Ookinite Oocyst Sporogony When a female Anopheles mosquito...
- erythrocytes and pigment granules are present only in microgamonts and macrogametes. The only known host of this parasite is the freshwater murrel (Ophicephalus...
- macrogametocytes which then invade the cells of the gut wall where they mature into macrogametes. Fertilization occurs and a zygote is formed. Sporogony does not appear...
- flagellated microgametes, whereas the female gametocyte differentiates to a macrogamete. An ookinete (G. ōon, egg + kinētos, motile) is a fertilised zygote capable...
- infected human host, this meal may include haploid microgametes and macrogametes. Such gametes can fuse within the mosquito to form a diploid (2N) plasmodium...
- the genetic determinants that dictate whether parasites develop into macrogametes or microgametes. The development of new molecular and genomic approaches...
- order Haemospororida. The diagnostic criteria of the Plasmodiidae are: Macrogametes and microgamonts develop independently Meiosis is absent Microgametocyte...