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What are parasites?

Parasite lives on or in other host organism.



Damage is a variable



Parasite that causes disease are called pathogens

Parasite that cause disease are called?

Pathogens

What is the study of parasite?

Parasitology

Parasitology is the study of _______?

Parasite

Ectoparasites

Live on the surface of the organisms



Ex. Ticks , lice

Endoparasite

Live within the bodies of other organism



Ex. Protozoa, worms

True or false: most parasites are obligate parasite: must spend at least some of their life cycle in or on a host.

True

The protozoa that causes malaria invades what cells?

Red blood cells

What is the vector for malaria?

Female Anopheles mosquito

What are the life cycle of Malaria parasite?

1 stage: the mosquito injects the sporozoites when it bites the human; the sporozoites travel to the liver via bloodstream does invade hepatocytes



2 stage: sporozoites multiply and become merozoites, which shed in blood stream due to rupurting in the


liver cell



3rd stage: merozoites invade RBCs and multiply again, causing the RBCs to rupture, releasing more merozoites.


* (when merozoites rupture RBC it causes chills, high fever, and sweating; infect other RBCs)



4th stage: after several asexual cycles gametocytes are produced



5th stage: mosquitoes ingest male and females gametoyctes when it vites an infected human . These will mature in the gut to form gametes.



6th stage: form zygote giving arise to the sporozoites in the salivary glands

P. Falciparum

Most severe


Can be fatal within 24hrs of onset


Chloroquine resistance


Infrcts RBCs of all ages

P. Virvax

Less severe


Infects young RBCs


Found in subtopics and more temp regions

P.ovale

Infects young RBCs

P.malariae

Present subclinically


May presist for life


Infect old RBCs

Hyphae

A collection of tubular structures

Fungi

What are the two types of hyphae?

Septate: division btw each cell in the filment


Appears as a string of individual cells



Aseptate: no division


Appears as a long continuous chain with many nuclei

Fungi

Asexual spores

Arise from mitosis (no genetic variations)


*Includes conidiospores and sporangiospores

Sexual spores

Arise from meiosis ( genetic variation)


*Includes zygospores, ascospores, basidiospores

What is mycoses?

Diseases caused by fungi

Type of parasites continues

Host specificity

Protists

Animal like protists

Parasitic helminths

Flukes

Fungi