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Infektivita sporozoitů kryptosporidií s ohledem na lokalizaci vývojového cyklu
SKLENÁŘOVÁ, Eliška
Cryptosporidium, belonging to the phylum Apicomplexa, are parasites found across all classes of vertebrates worldwide, including humans. They infect the gastrointes-tinal tract, leading to acute or chronic diarrheal disease, especially in individuals with weakened immune systems. Infection spreads through contaminated water, food, or direct contact. A main aspect is the excystation process, which allows the parasites to infect the host. The study focuses on the environmental conditions of the gastrointestinal tract where Cryptosporidium excystation occurs and the factors ne-cessary for this process. Research has shown that different species of Cryptosporidi-um exhibit variability in excystation depending on their location in the host's body. The results suggest that different species of Cryptosporidium excyst most efficiently in different parts of the digestive tract, thus proper excystation localization is crucial for successful infection. Experiments have shown that environmental temperature and pH play a key role. Research indicates the existence of a protective factor in the host's body that limits excystation in the digestive tract. The study also examines the prepatent period of individual Cryptosporidium species and finds that the method of inoculation does not affect the length of this period. Understanding the excystation process and the conditions that influence it is crucial for the development of effecti-ve cryptosporidiosis therapy.
Annotated Translation: Les grandes dates de l'histoire de France (André Larané, 2008, Paříž, 71-91)
Sklenářová, Eliška ; Duběda, Tomáš (advisor) ; Šotolová, Jovanka (referee)
The author of this theses aims to translate a book called Les grandes dates de l'histoire de France written by André Larané and published in the Librio edition in 2008 from French into Czech. The translation is followed by theoretical part, specifically by annotation of the translation, which includes source text analysis, fictious assignment and overall method of translation, translation problems and typology of translation methods and shifts. Key words translation; commented translation; translation analysis; French history; modern history

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