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Giardiasis in the Lumen Intestine | Parasitology

Giardia intestinalis inhabiting in the lumen of intestine is a cosmopolitan parasite causing chronic diarrhoea of acute type and leads to malabsorp­tion in the intestine. This Giardia infection retards growth and development of children. The disease has been referred as a Giardiasis and it also has been indicated as a Zoonosis.   Treatment of Giardiasis: i. Atebrin and acranil have [...]

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Old World Hookworm | Parasitology

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Histology of Hookworm 2. Habitat of Hookworm 3. Reproductive System 4. Different Species. Histology of Hookworm: A. duodenale is one of the hookworms of man in Europe, North Africa, Western Asia, China and Japan, has also been recorded from certain wild carnivora and the pig. The hookworm is common in countries with [...]

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Development in Secondary Host or Snail (With Diagram)

Sporocyst Larva: It looks like an elongated sac, about 0.7 mm long. Its body-wall retains all the layers of body wall of Miracidium except the ciliated ectoderm. During metamorphosis into Sporocyst, the outer coat of ciliated cells is thrown off, the pigment cells of the eye-spot separate from one another and loose their crescentic form and the organism becomes a [...]

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