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Cultivation of Trematodes
Vrbová, Kristýna ; Kašný, Martin (advisor) ; Chanová, Marta (referee)
Many of Trematode species are serious pathogens of human and animals; therefore they are the subjects of intensive investigation. The successful in vitro cultivation of these organisms could represent the first step for further sophisticated experiments focused on characterization of crucial biological processes related to the particular phases of fluke life cycle or for the studies focused on testing the anthelmintic effect of various compounds. This thesis reviews majority of information published in relation to in vitro cultivation of Trematodes. It shows that for many Trematode families is our knowledge of culturing methods very limited. In contrast to the first attempts to cultivate some species of Trematodes about 100 years ago, nowadays we dispose of technologies enabling to cultivate particular live cells isolated from different tissues of flukes. Some of the cultivation media originally used for cell cultures are now commercially available and they were successfully used for cultivation of whole worms. Nevertheless, we still haven't been able to continuously cultivate a Trematode species by using an egg at the beginning and finish with fully developed adult producing eggs. However, there are some partially successful experiments in which development of particular life stages of some flukes has been...

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