coccidian การใช้

• The coccidian lifecycle involves merogony, gametogony, and sporogony.
• Medications used for coccidian infections are anticoccidial drugs  either coccidiostatic or coccidiocidal agents.
• The most common medications used to treat coccidian infections are in the sulfonamide antibiotic family.
• In coccidiosis, merozoites form the first phase of the internal life cycle of coccidian.
• A coccidian parasites, " Eimeria atheni ", has been described from this species.
• The endoparasites found in shrew-moles consist of twenty species of coccidian protozoans, at least five species of nematode, two species of trematode, and two species of acanthocephalan.
• Like most birds, these bulbuls are hosts to coccidian blood parasites ( " Isospora " sp . ) while some bird lice such as " Menacanthus guldum " ( Ansari 1951 Proc.
• A 1993 article in The New England Journal of Medicine by University of Arizona researchers working in Peru established its true identity, a coccidian protozoan called cyclospora, a distant cousin of cryptospiridium, the organism that infected the Milwaukee water supply.
• A 1993 article in The New England Journal of Medicine by University of Arizona researchers working in Peru established its true identity, a coccidian protozoan called cyclospora, a distant cousin of cryptosporidium, the organism that infected the Milwaukee water supply.
• In Australia, European hares were reported as being infected by four species of nematode, six of coccidian, several liver flukes and two canine H . lyriocephalus " ), and mites ( " Leporacarus gibbus " ).
• The pattern of " Cryptosporidium " life cycle fits well with that of other intestinal homogeneous coccidian genera of the suborder " Eimeriina " : macro-and microgamonts develop independently; a microgamont gives rise to numerous male gametes; and oocysts serving for parasites'spreading in the environment.
• Several coccidian species of the genera " Isospora " and " Eimeria " are also known to infect them . and " Crenosoma vulpis ", the latter two infect their lungs . " Capillaria plica " infect the fox's bladder . " Trichinella spiralis " rarely affects them.