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Sporozoite
Sporozoite Spo`ro*zo"ite, n. (Zo["o]l.)
In certain Sporozoa, a small active, usually elongate,
sickle-shaped or somewhat am[oe]boid spore, esp. one of those
produced by division of the passive spores into which the
zygote divides. The sporozoites reproduce asexually.
Meaning of Sporozoites from wikipedia
- they multiply.
Cells infected with
sporozoites eventually burst,
releasing merozoites into the bloodstream.
Sporozoites are
motile and they move by gliding...
-
Anopheles species)
bites a
human and
injects sporozoites into the
bloodstream during a bloodmeal. The
sporozoites travel to the
liver where they
invade liver...
-
dissolve the
cystwall and
release sporozoites which enter the host
epithelial cells.
Within the
epithelial cells, the
sporozoites grow in size and
multiply by...
- feeding, the
mosquito injects saliva,
along with
sporozoites,
through the skin. A
proportion of
these sporozoites reach the liver.
There they
enter hepatic cells...
- and then by
mitosis (haplontic lifecycle) to give rise to the
sporozoites. The
sporozoites escape from the
oocyst and
migrate within the body of the vector...
- life cycle. The human-infective
stage are
sporozoites from the
salivary gland of a mosquito. The
sporozoites grow and
multiply in the
liver to
become merozoites...
-
divide many
times to
produce large numbers of
small elongated sporozoites.
These sporozoites migrate to the
salivary glands of the
mosquito where they can...
- cyst (containing bradyzoites) or an
oocyst (containing
sporozoites), the
bradyzoites or
sporozoites stage-convert into
tachyzoites upon
infecting the intestinal...
- radiation-attenuated
sporozoites,
which provided significant protection to the mice upon
subsequent injection with normal,
viable sporozoites.
Since the 1970s...
- e. it
contains two
sporozoites. Once ingested, the
oocysts undergo a
process called excystation,
whereby thousands of
sporozoites are
released into lumen...