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Protista 5 Flashcards

1
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apicomplexa aconoidasida

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blood transmission associated apicomplexa

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piroplasmin taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- piroplasmin

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apicomplexa aconoidasida life cycle

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sexual conjugation in stomach of tick and sporozoites generated in salivary glands

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apicompelxa aconidasida transmission

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transmitted by feeding iodide ticks

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piroplasmin lifecycle

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  • meronts, merozoites, gamonts in vertebrate host
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babesia taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- piroplasmin 
family- Babesiidae
genus- babesia
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babesia hosts

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vertebreate

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babesia lifecycle

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  • sexual conjugation in intestinal lumen of tick

- sporogony in epithelium of tick intestinal wall

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babesia transmission

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  • transovarial
  • Sporozoites multiply in ovary of female tick thus infecting the larva that hatch from eggs
  • Sporozoites in tick saliva transmitted when it bites
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babesia organ/ cell effected

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parasite of erythrocytes

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babesia bigemina taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- piroplasmin 
family- Babesiidae
genus- babesia
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babesia bigemina host

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cows

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babesia lifecycle detailed

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  • Sporozoites released from tick salivary gland -> Invade erythrocytes -> Become trophozoites -> Pair of merozoites made -> Female tick bloodmeal ingests infected erythrocytes & syngamy in tick gut -> Penetrate gut epithelium & produce merozoites -> Undergo secondary merogony & find their way into ova -> Oviposition constitutes infected eggs -> Replication in gut of infected larva -> Invade salivary glands & sporogony to produce sporozoites
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babesia bigemina transmission

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rhipicephalus annulatus and microplus

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babesia bigemina organ/ cell effected

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erythrocytes

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babesia bigemina dx

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  • bovine piroplasmosis (texas fever) -> fever, pyrexia, hemoglobinuria, anemia, icterus, splenomegally
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babesia bigemina location

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once endemic in south

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babesia bigemina suceptiblity

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greater susceptibility in older cattle

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babesia bigemina removal from south

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cattle dipping campaign to remove it from south

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babesia divergens taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- piroplasmin 
family- Babesiidae
genus- babesia
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babesia divergens host

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cattle

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babesia divergens transmission organism

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  • ixodes ricinus

- tick infected as adult female

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babesia divergens transmission route

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  • transovarial

- transstadial from larva to nymph to adult so all stages can transmit dx

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babesia divergens organ/ cell effected

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erythrocyte

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babesia divergens location

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europe

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babesia caballi taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- piroplasmin 
family- Babesiidae
genus- babesia
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babesia caballi host

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  • horses mainly

- donkeys, mules, zebras

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babesia caballi location

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  • Europe, Asia, Africa, Cuba, South and Central America, USA
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babesia canis taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- piroplasmin 
family- Babesiidae
genus- babesia
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30
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babesia canis organ/ cell infected

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found in pairs in erythrocytes

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31
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babesia canis dx

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  • major diagnostic feature is anemia

- anorexia and lethargy

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babesia canis location

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  • cosmopolitan europe
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33
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babesia canis diagonsis

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diagnosis by demonstrating trophozoites in erythrocytes

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34
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babesia gibsoni taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- piroplasmin 
family- Babesiidae
genus- babesia
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35
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babesia gibsoni host

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dogs

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36
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babesia gibsoni transmission

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Rhipicephalus sanguines (brown dog tick)

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babesia gibsoni organ/ cell effected

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smaller erythrocytes

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babesia gibsoni dx

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  • major diagnostic feature is anemia

- anorexia, lethargy

39
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babesia gibsoni location

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cosmopolitan

40
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babesia gibsoni diagnosis

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diagnosed by demonstrating trophozoites in erythrocytes

41
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babesia vogeli taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- piroplasmin 
family- Babesiidae
genus- babesia
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babesia vogeli host

A

dogs

43
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babesia vogeli disease

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  • major diagnostic feature is anemia

- anorexia, lethargy

44
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babesia vogeli location

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North America and North Africa

45
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babesia vogeli diagnosis

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diagnosed by demonstrating trophozoites in erythrocytes

46
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Theileria taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- piroplasmin 
Family- Theileriidae
genus- Theileria
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theileria life cycle

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schizonts occur in lymphocytes and cause them ot undergo division and proliferation

48
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theileria transmission

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no transovarial transmission

49
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theileria organ/ cell effected

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blood

50
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theileria pava taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- piroplasmin 
Family- Theileriidae
genus- Theileria
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theileria pava host

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cattle

52
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theileria pava organ/ cell effected

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  • erythrocytes
  • lyphocytes
  • endothelium
53
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theileria pava dx

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  • east coast fever- enlarged lymph nodes
54
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theileria pava location

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africa

55
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theileria equi taxonomy

A 
kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- piroplasmin 
Family- Theileriidae
genus- Theileria
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theileria equi transmission

A

amblyoma cajennense (cayenne tick)

57
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theileria equi dx

A

equine piroplasmosis

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babesia/ theileria microti taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- piroplasmin 
Family- Theileriidae
genus- Theileria
59
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babesia/ theileria microti host

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  • rodents

- sometimes ppl

60
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babesia/ theileria microti life cycle

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Tick takes blood meal & introduces sporozoites into host
-> Trophozoite in mouse ->Merozoite -> Gamete -> Tick takes blood meal & ingests gametes -> Fertilized in gut -> Ookinete enters salivary gland -> Sporozoites formed -> Tick feeds on rodent or human & cycle repeats

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babesia/ theileria microti transmission

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  • ixodes scapulars

- blood transfusion

62
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babesia/ theileria microti organ/ cell effected

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erythrocytes

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babesia/ theileria microti dx

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  • mimics malaria: hemolytic anemia, fever, weakness, jaundice, enlarged liver and spleen
  • rarely fatal
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cytauxzoon taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- piroplasmin 
Family- Theileriidae
genus-Cytauxzoon
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cytauxzoon host

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  • cat

- reservoir may be bobcat lynx rufus

66
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cytauxzoon lifecycle

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schizonts in vertebrate macropahges

67
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cytauxzoon organ/ cell effected

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macropahge

68
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cytauxzoon dx

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  • cytaux zoonosis- sporadic but fatal

- pyrexia, anemia, ictuers, dehydration, death

69
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cytauxzoon location

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usa

70
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cytauxzoon effect on vessels

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occuludes lumen of small and medium sized veins

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cytauxzoon felis taxonomy

A 
kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- piroplasmin 
Family- Theileriidae
genus-Cytauxzoon
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cytauxzoon felis host

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cats

73
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cytauxzoon felis transmission

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  • amblyomma americanum

- require 2 days of feeding before transmission

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cytauxzoon felis organ/ cell effected

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macrophage

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cytauxzoon felis tx

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  • tx = possible but dx usually progresses too quickly

- surest collar or isoxazalines

76
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haemosporin taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- Haemospororida

77
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haemosporins id

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  • flagella on microgametes in gut of instect
78
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haemosporins transmission

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transmitted by biting flies not ticks

79
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plasmodium taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- Haemospororida
Family- Plasmodiidae
genus- plasmodium
80
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plasmodium hosts

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  • humans
  • priumates
  • rodents
  • birds
  • reptiles
81
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plasmodium lifecycle

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Sporozoites injected into host by infected mosquitoes -> Enter hepatocytes -> Trophpzoites -> Schizogony -> Hepatocyte ruptures -> Invade erythrocytes -> Some merozoites become micro or macro gametes -> Mosquito feeds & takes them up -> Fertilized -> Zygotes -> Oocyst in mosquito midgut -> Ruptures -> Salivary glands & infects next host

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plasmodium transmission

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  • mammalian by anopheline mosquitos

- avian by culicine mosquitos

83
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plasmodium dx

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  • causative agent of malarias

- fever spikes in diff species of malaria associated w/ diff stages of RBCs

84
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plasmodium cycle

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Exoerythro-cytic in the liver and come out then stages in the blood then exflag-ellation in mosquito stomach then ookinate & cycle cont

85
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plasmodium ookinetes motility

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gliding

86
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haemoproteus

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- Chromatorida
Family-Haemoproteidae
genus-Haemoproteus
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haemoproteus host

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  • birds
  • turtles
  • lizards
88
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haemoproteus lifecycle

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Schizogony in vascular endothelial cells of various organs

  • Only gametocytes in circulating erythrocytes
  • Everything else same as plasmodium (Sporozoites injected into host by infected mosquitoes -> Enter hepatocytes -> Trophpzoites -> Schizogony -> Hepatocyte ruptures -> Invade erythrocytes -> Some merozoites become micro or macro gametes -> Mosquito feeds & takes them up -> Fertilized -> Zygotes -> Oocyst in mosquito midgut -> Ruptures -> Salivary glands & infects next host )
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haemoproteus transmission

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  • By culicoides, hippo-boscidae, Chrysops which become infected when they ingest erythrocytes containing gametocytes
90
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leucocytozoon taxonomy

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kingdom- protistis
phylum- Apicomplexa
class- Aconoidasida
order- Haemosporida
Family- Leucocytozoidae
genus- Leucocytozoon
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leucocytozoon host

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domestic and wild birds

92
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leucocytozoon lifecycle

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Schizogony in hepatocytes & vascular endothelial cells of various tissues

93
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leucocytozoon transmission

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biting fly vector

94
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leucocytozoon dx

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Simondi – Acute, fatal disease in ducks & geese

  • Caulleryi in chickens
  • Smithi in turkeys

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