Lab 2- Entamoeba Flashcards

1
Q

Kingdom of entamoeba

A

Animalia

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2
Q

Phylum of Entamoeba

A

Sarcodina

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3
Q

Disease caused by entamoeba

A

Amoebiasis

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4
Q

How are they spread?

A

Through drinking water contaminated with cysts

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5
Q

What do the cysts release?

A

Trophozoites

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6
Q

What do trophozoites feed on?

A

Particulates in host’s gut

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7
Q

How do trophozoites multiply?

A

Binary fission

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8
Q

How are trophozoites released?

A

By passing through feces

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9
Q

When do trophozoites become cysts?

A

When they pass through feces

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10
Q

How long can cysts remain infective outside host’s body?

A

~2 weeks

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11
Q

Name a pathogenic species of Entamoeba

A

E. histolytica

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12
Q

Why is E. histolytica dangerous?

A

It can lyse host tissues and go deeper in them.

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13
Q

Does Entamoeba coli have eccentric or central endosomes?

A

eccentric

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14
Q

Does Entamoeba histolytica have eccentric or central endosomes?

A

central

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15
Q

Do trophozoites divide inside cyst?

A

Yes

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16
Q

Chromatin lining nuclear membrane of E. coli: coarse or fine

A

coarse

17
Q

Chromatin lining nuclear membrane of E. histolytica: coarse or fine

A

fine

18
Q

How do entamoebas move?

A

By using pseudopods