How diseases caused by parasites allowed a wider understanding of disease in general: my encounters with parasitology in Australia and elsewhere over the last 50yearsAlzheimer's diseaseBCGBabesia microtiEtanerceptLipopolysaccharideMalariaPost-stroke syndromesTNF...
How do endoparasites cause disease? How are viruses made? How do pathogens cause the symptoms of an infectious disease? How do helminths cause disease? How can an infectious disease be spread? How are viruses replicated? How does an RNA virus cause infection? How did viruses evolve? How ...
The majority of protozoa and helminths tend to be non-pathogenic (meaning they don't cause disease) or result in very mild illness. Some, however, can cause severe disease in humans. fecal-oral transmission, where parasites found in the stool of one person end up being swallowed by another...
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- 《Infectious Disease Clinics of North America》 被引量: 0发表: 2006年 The role of infectious agents and parasites in the health of honey bee colonies in France SummaryA field survey was conducted between 2002 and 2005 to study honey bee colony health under beekeeping conditions. Five ...
therefore producing a stronger adhesive effect. What the scientists show in their newly published study is that these protein parts are much more common in parasites that cause particularly severe malaria. If they can identify enough adhesive proteins causing severe malaria, it will be possible to ...
Worse, parasites can cause disease in humans. Certain types of diseases caused by these organisms are easily treated, while some are not. There are three main classes of parasites that can cause disease in humans: protozoa, helminths and ectoparasites. Examples of some serious parasitic diseases...
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releasing parasites that can enter cells of the small intestine. There, the parasites transition into what is called the tachyzoite stage, in which they can move very quickly, massively multiply inside host cells and spread throughout the body, forming long-lived cysts in tissues such as muscle...
“This raises the question of whether any of the diseases that these parasites are responsible for could be driven by the virus rather than directly by the parasitic nematode.” Impact of Viruses on Nematode-Induced Diseases Parasitic nematodes including hookworms and whipworms can cause severe a...