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• Specificity of this assay for detecting schistosome infection is 99 percent.
• On the other hand, female schistosomes do not mature without a male.
• An anti-schistosome drug is a schistosomicide.
• The seven major species of non-schistosomes that infect humans are listed below.
• The first hosts of the schistosome were birds.
• Most of the body mass of female schistosomes is devoted to the reproductive system.
• The schistosome can also take on host proteins.
• Brant and Loker used endothermy as a key factor in the diversification of schistosomes.
• Female schistosomes from single-sex infections are underdeveloped and exhibit an immature reproductive system.
• Serologic testing looks for the presence of antibodies against the adult schistosome in the blood.
• Its fruits contain diosgenin, a hormone precursor that presumably hinders the development of schistosomes.
• The major carbohydrate sequence linked to glycodelin-A also profusely coats the surface of schistosomes.
• A 2014 review found tentative evidence that increasing access to clean water and sanitation reduces schistosome infection.
• Antioxidant pathways were first recognised as a chokepoints for schistosomes and later extended to other trematodes and cestodes.
• A number of travelers have returned from the Omo River in Ethiopia, a popular rafting destination, with schistosomes.
• Colonization of the venous system by schistosomes required precise egg placement because their eggs are released against the blood flow.
• Diagnosis basically relies on a combination of schistosomes, because these flukes are given primary importance due to their pervasive nature.
• These pathogens include HIV-1, helminthic parasites such as schistosomes, and Helicobacter pylori, the bacterium that causes stomach ulcers.
• The hosts'antibodies bind to the tegument of the Schistosome but not for long since the tegument is shed every few hours.
• "S . mansoni " is the most widespread of the human-infecting schistosomes, and is present in 54 countries.