Cryptosporidia, Toxoplasma, Besnoidea, Sarcosystis Flashcards
Cryptosporidium
Tracheal surface
The cryptosporidia are on the surface of the epithelium on the top of the image
Cryptosporidium in jejunum of calf
upper arrow: normal gut part
lower arrow: Destroyed by cryptosporidium
MIDTERM SOS
Cryptosporidia
Artificial infection
Trachea tissue
Cryptosporidium
Destroyed gut part
Cryptosporidium
Kinyoun and Ziehl Neelsen
The oocysts are purple red colour or whiteish
Can have thick or thin wall
Cryptosporidium Parvum (oocyst)
Ziegl Nelsen staining
Cryptosporidium Parvum
Cryptosporidium
Gut
The first top arrow shows the destroyed part of the epithelium that’s why is thinner. The villi of the gut are destroyed
Toxoplasma - Tachyzoites
Stained with immunofluorescent method
What is the difference of a Bradyzoite and a Tachyzoite in toxoplasma?
Bradyzoite : In cyst and slower
Bradyzoite can affect any cell but NO RBC
Tachyzoite: Thinner, longer and faster
Toxoplasma
Tachyzoites
Toxoplasma Gondii
Tachyzoites
Giemsa staining
Toxoplasma Gondii
Bradyzoite in cells
Toxoplasma Gondii
Bradyzoite in cells
Neospora caninum tissue cyst in brain
Difference with Toxoplasma : No white wall around
What is the difference of Toxoplasma and Sarcocyst?
Sarcocyst is bigger than Toxoplasma
Toxoplasma cyst in brain
Toxoplasma cyst
Cross section, Vessels are seen below!
Toxoplasma cyst
Brain cells around
Toxoplasma cyst
Hematoxilin Eosin staining
- Brain cell of mouse because it is cross section of it
- Vessel
- Toxoplasma cyst
Brain cell
Toxoplasma - Bradyzoites
Reptilian Cryptosporidiosis
C.saurophilum
Wasting syndrome
Reptilian Cryptosporidiosis
C. serpentis
Toxoplasmatosis
oocysts
2 sporocysts seen
Bradyzoites and sporozoites inside