blastocystis hominis การใช้

• Four common forms of " Blastocystis hominis ".
• Because of this, in 2007 scientists proposed discontinuing the use of the term " Blastocystis hominis ."
• Rifaximin, and albendazole have shown promise as has ivermectin which demonstrated high effectiveness against blastocystis hominis isolates in an in vitro study.
• Research performed since then has shown that the concept of " Blastocystis hominis " as a unique species of " Blastocystis " infecting humans is not supported by microbiological findings.
• Researchers have suggested conflicting reports may be due to the practice of naming all " Blastocystis " from humans " Blastocystis hominis " and have proposed discontinuing the use of that term.
• In recent years, various genetic analysis have shown that " Blastocystis hominis " as a unique entity does not exist, i . e . there is no " single " species of " Blastocystis " that infects humans.
• At the time, it was common practice to identify all " Blastocystis " from humans as " Blastocystis hominis ", while " Blastocystis " from animals was identified differently ( e . g . " Blastocystis ratti " from rats ).
• Isolates of the human parasite " Blastocystis hominis " were observed to begin such a process within 4 to 6 days . Cells of the fish parasite " Trypanoplasma borreli " have also been observed participating in both binary and multiple fission.
• Although the role of " Blastocystis hominis " in human disease is often referred to as controversial, a systematic survey of research studies conducted by 11 infectious disease specialists from nine countries, found that over 95 % of papers published in the last 10 years identified it as causing illness in immunocompetent individuals.
• Protozoal infections can cause symptoms that mirror specific IBS subtypes, e . g ., infection by certain substypes of " blastocystis hominis " ( blastocystosis ) has a significant ( possibly causal ) relationship with IBS-D; certain protozoal infections also occur more frequently in IBS patients . " Dientamoeba fragilis " has also been considered a possible organism to study, though it is also found in people without IBS.