What parasites do pt.2 Flashcards

1
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Example Migration within a host

A

Example: Ascaris suum
Eggs get eaten by pig then goes to intestine where is enter circulatory system comes back to lungs gets coughed up to go back to digestive tract to be pooped out

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2
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Why would parasites migrate once already in a host

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There a a few theories,
1) A. suum has evolved from a different species that need an indirect lifecycle but this one does not and just kept this lifecycle trait
2) Worms migrating possible grow faster, large- but this does not seem as likely because migration is very dangerous even being inside a host

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3
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What happens if a parasite enters an inappropriate host?

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Aberant migration occurs

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4
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Wander through the skin leaving trail of inflammation called

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cutaneous larval migrans
due to penetration human skin and not being able to get passed the basal layer of skin

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5
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What are things parasites have deal with to maintain position?

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Peristalsis
Rushing blood
Environmental factor and grooming behaviors

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6
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Adhesive disk

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Disk creates suction to resist flow of intestinal contents

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7
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Example of adhesive disk

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Giardia lamblia

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8
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Hooked structures

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The head imbeds into the intestinal wall while the tail floats behind

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9
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Example of hooked strucutres

A

taenia solium (pork tapeworm)
Acanthocephala (thorny-headed worms)

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10
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Sinusoidal Motion

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sinusoidal motion to offset peristaltic movements of host

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11
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Example of sinusoidal movements

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Ascaris lumbricoides (human roundworm)

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12
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Acetabula

A

Flukes suckers that attach to target tissue

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13
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Membrane proteins

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PfEMP1 protein to adhere to blood vessels, to avoid clearance by the spleen

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14
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Example of membrane proteins

A

Plasmodium falciparum (malaria)

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15
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Morphology

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Ectoparasites have structures that help them stay on host

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16
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Example of morphology

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Lice use tarsal claws
Copepods embed appendages into flesh

17
Q

Monoecious finding a mate?

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They prefer to outcross but if that is not a success then they have the ability to self fertilize

18
Q

Dioecious finding a mate?

A

They must find a mate in order to continue their life cycle

19
Q

What needs to be a match in order for species to come together

A

Target tissue

20
Q

Problems with small population size
Parasites a generally subject to

A

Allee effects

21
Q

Allee effects applies

A

Individuals have a harder time surviving and reproducing when part of a smaller population

22
Q

What occurs following reproduction

A

Eggs/larva must be released to the external environment or next host

23
Q

The anatomical structure through which propagules leave

A

Portal of exit

24
Q

Does the portal of exit have to be apart of the same organ system as the entry portal

A

No