echinococcus การใช้

• When Mandukhai's loyalists brought back Batumongke, he was suffering echinococcus.
• The tapeworm species " Echinococcus vogeli " is named after him.
• For example, humans are dead-end hosts for " Echinococcus canine " tapeworms.
• The genus " Echinococcus " evolved in North America in canids and began to diversify.
• A cyst of " Echinococcus granulosus " was even retrieved from cemetery soil in Poland.
• Later in his career he published an article describing the aetiology of " Echinococcus multilocularis ".
• Humans become accidental hosts to worms of the genus Echinococcus, playing no role in the worm s biological cycle.
• The incubation period for all species of " Echinococcus " can be months to years, or even decades.
• "Echinococcus " is triploblastic  it has three layers  outermost ectoderm, middle mesoderm, and inner endoderm.
• ""'Echinococcus multilocularis " "'is a canid eating an infected rodent, results in a heavy infestation of tapeworms.
• The prevalence of " Echinococcus granulosus " was found to be 4.35 % in a 2008 study in Bangalore, India employing this coproantigen detection technique.
• While there are no biological or mechanical vectors for the adult or larval form of any " Echinococcus " species, coprophagic flies, carrion birds and arthropods can act as mechanical vectors for the eggs.
• In 1994, when a western lowland gorilla and a ring-tailed lemur in the zoo died of an " echinococcus " infection, the zoo was closed before the regular season to prevent the disease from spreading.
• As infected humans are not usually eaten by dogs, foxes etc ., the immature " Echinococcus "-although it causes serious disease in the dead-end host-is unable to infect the primary host and mature.
• His work at the Otago Medical School, where he was one of the schools earliest students, and with the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons led to the recognition of hydatid disease ( see echinococcus ), a potentially fatal parasitic disease.
• At his practice in Campbell Town, Tasmania, he began to notice a large number of adult and paediatric cases of echinococcosis cysts caused by the larval phase of the " Echinococcus " tapeworm, usually transmitted to humans by dogs.
• Proper disposal of carcasses and offal after home slaughter is difficult in poor and remote communities and therefore dogs readily have access to offal from livestock, thus completing the parasite cycle of " Echinococcus granulosus " and putting communities at risk of cystic echinococcosis.
• This effect may have therapeutical relevance given that the schistosome, as the " Taenia " and the " Echinococcus " ( other praziquantel-sensitive parasites ), is unable to synthesize purines such as adenosine " de novo ".
• Some members of the Eucestoda ( such as Echinococcus, Sparganum, " Taenia multiceps sp . ", and " Mesocestoides sp . " ) can reproduce asexually through budding, which initiates a metagenesis of alternating sexually and asexually reproducing generations.
• DNA testing showed that the animals were the once-native Eurasian beaver, and none of the beavers was found to be infected with " Echinococcus multilocularis ", tularaemia, or bovine TB . On 24 June 2015, video footage from local filmmaker Tom Buckley was featured on the BBC news website showing one of the wild Devon females with two live young.