MIDTERMS - BLOOD AND TISSUE FLAGELLATES - TRYPANOSOMATIDAE Flashcards
how blood and tissue flagellates are being transported?
through vectors
blood and tissue flagellates belong to what family?
trypanosomatidae
the only pathogenic genera or genus of family trypanosomatidae
Trypanosoma and Leishmania
Species of Genus Trypanosoma that are pathogenic
Trypanosoma gambiense
Trypanosoma rhodesiense
Trypanosoma cruz
Species of Genus Leishmania that are pathogenic
Leishmania tropica
Leishmania Braziliensis
Leishmania Donovani
Genus of family trypanosomatidae that are not capable of human infection and can only act as a vector parasite
Leptomoans
Herpetomonas
Phytomonas
shape of family trypanosomatidae
fusiform body
Specie of genus trypanosoma that are classified as a brucei complex
Trypanosoma gambiense
Trypanosoma rhodesiense
most of the morphologc form will exist in what shape (except for one)
fusiform or spindle shape
location of the nucleus of family trypanosomatidae will vary and must be compared with the ___
kinetoplast
an accessory body found in many
protozoa, primarily the Mastigophora; it contains
DNA and replicates independently
Kinetoplast
most of the genus of trypanosomatidae uses which locomotor (except for one)
single flagellum
kinetoplast is a collective term for what structure of a trypanosomatidae
Parabasal body
Blepharoplast
a collective term or structure which consist of DNA fibril
kinetoplast
a structure of kinetoplast that is associated with the nucleus
parabasal body
a structure of kinetoplast that is the one attached to the axoneme
blepharoplast
it will serve as a site for the growth of the axoneme
blepharoplast
a structure near the nucleus in
certain parasitic flagellates.
parabasal body
A basal body in certain flagellated
protozoans that consists of a minute mass of
chromatin embedded in the cytoplasm at the
base of the flagellum
blepharoplast
found at inner portion/core where the origin of the flagella is found
axoneme
4 stages of development
- Amastigote
- Promastigote
- Epimastogote
- Trypomastigote
which among the 4 forms or stage are routinely recovered in the specimen
dasda
among the 4 stages of development, which stage is the diagnostic form of Leishmania
Amastigote
most of the shape of a trypanosomatidae species are spindle or fusiform except for one which is the
specie in Amastigote form
amastigote is the only different in terms of shape, with that being said, what is the shape of an amastigote?
round to ovoidal
describe the nucleus of an amastigote form
off center and behind the kinetoplast
posteriorly located to kinetoplast
if the amastigote is non flagellated, what is the structure arising from the kinetoplast looking like a small flagella?
axoneme
___ arises from kinetoplast and
extend to anterior tip
axoneme
size of amastigote
2-3 um
amastigote forms are usually found in
intracellularly in monocytes,
endothelial cells
amastigote forms has a presence of large __
nucleus
promastigote is the diagnostic form of
leptomonas
which animal serves as the only vector for trypanosomatidae?
insects
shape of promastigote form
spindle or fusiform
diagnostic feature of promastigote
no undulating membrane
describe the nucleus of a promastigote
centrally located
posterior to kinetoplast
size of promastigote form
15 – 20 um 1.5 – 3.5 um
where or when we will be able to recover a promastigote form?
if we culture a sample
where can we only recover an epimastigote sample?
only in the body of a vector
the forms we can recover from a human sample
amastigote and trypomastigote forms
flagellum movement of a blood and tissue flagellate in a promastigote form
wavy or spiral
trypomastigote is a diagnostic form of what genera or genus
trypanosoma
epimastigote is a diagnostic form of what genera
crithidia
diagnostic feature of epimastigote
undulating membrane extending half of the body