Trichinella Spiralis is scientifically classified as a nematode parasite, that is known to be the smallest parasite of humans. It is present in every continent in the world, excluding Antarctica. Trichinella Spiralis is a “zoonotic” parasite that causes systemic gastrointestinal disease. This gastrointestinal disease is well known as Trichinosis and is acquired by the consumption of raw or undercooked meat, mainly concerning pork products.
Morphology
As previously mentioned, the main morphology characteristic in T. Spiralis is the fact that it is the smallest nematode parasite in humans. Nematodes (meaning roundworms) are categorized as either male or female, due to differentiating characteristics. When specifically referring to T. Spiralis,
Morphology
As previously mentioned, the main morphology characteristic in T. Spiralis is the fact that it is the smallest nematode parasite in humans. Nematodes (meaning roundworms) are categorized as either male or female, due to differentiating characteristics. When specifically referring to T. Spiralis,