- merozoite. A
tachyzoite (G. tachys, fast + zōon, animal),
contrasting with a bradyzoite, is a form
typified by
rapid growth and replication.
Tachyzoites are the...
- cell.: 23–39
Tachyzoites multiply inside this
vacuole until the host cell dies and ruptures,
releasing and
spreading the
tachyzoites via the bloodstream...
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several forms.
Tachyzoites are
responsible for
acute infection; they
divide rapidly and
spread through the
tissues of the body.
Tachyzoites are also known...
- (negative result). The
dilution of the test
serum at
which 50% of the
tachyzoites are thin,
distorted and
colorless is
reported as
antibody titer of the...
- bodies. As a
result of the
immune response that this
invasion causes, the
tachyzoites become dormant,
forming cysts called bradyzoites that are
commonly found...
- Two
tachyzoites of
Toxoplasma gondii,
transmission electron microscopy...
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Toxoplasma gondii in a bar-shouldered dove, lung. Two
tachyzoites enclosed in a
parasitophorous vacuolar membrane (pvm). Note
conoid (co), micronemes...
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Tachyzoites of
Toxoplasma gondii,
transmission electron microscopy. Micronemes: mn (click to enlarge)...
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different species and
during different developmental stages. For example, the
tachyzoite stage of
Toxoplasma gondii,
which is
found during the
acute phase of toxoplasmosis...
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ingestion of an oocyst,
motile and
rapidly dividing tachyzoites are released.
These tachyzoites disseminate throughout the host, and in
response to the...
