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19 Cards in this Set
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Mosquito injects sporozoites into human beings |
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(2) |
Sporozoites migrate to liver cells- invade liver cells |
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(3) |
Undergo schizogony |
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(4) |
Schizogony produces merozoites in liver cells |
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(5) |
Liver cells rupture and release merozoites |
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(6) |
Enter red blood cells, feed on hemoglobin as trophozoites |
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(7) |
Merozoites are produced, released by ruptured red blood cell |
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(8) |
Red blood cells rupture |
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(8) causes |
Fever and chills |
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Merozoites transform into macrogametocytes (female) and microgametocytes (male) |
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(10) |
Mosquito ingests both macrogametocytes and microgametocytes |
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Sexual Reproduction (1) |
Mosquito has to have both macro- & microgametocytes in stomach |
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Sexual Reproduction (2) |
Fertilization occurs in stomach |
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Sexual Reproduction (3) |
Moving zygote created = ookinete |
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Sexual Reproduction (4) |
Goes out of stomach across outer-lining of stomach |
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Sexual Reproduction (5) |
Formation of an oocyst beneath stomach lining |
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Sexual Reproduction (6) |
Sporogony occurs – produces sporozoites within oocyst |
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Sexual Reproduction (7) |
Oocyst ruptures, releasing sporozoites, which move to salivaryglands |
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Sexual Reproduction (8) |
Mosquito bites human, injecting sporozoites |
