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Molekulární epidemilogie střevních parazitů lišky polární a medvěda ledního v Arktidě
MYŠKOVÁ, Eva
This thesis is aimed at elucidation of host-parasite dynamics in specific cold-temperature habitats. Particularly, it focuses on predators, namely the Arctic fox (Vulpes lagopus) and presents information about its parasitofauna and phylogeography from several regions of its polar range: namely Svalbard, Greenland and Canada. The thesis is introduced by a short overview of relevant facts on parasites in a cold climate and on the introduction of a host of interest - the Arctic fox. The introduction is followed by a study of parasite diversity in Svalbard foxes. This study is complemented with a parasitic survey of introduced rodents Sibling voles (Microtus levis), possible prey of foxes. The next study describes the Arctic fox parasitofauna in Greenland and Canadian localities and is supplemented by phylogeographical study of Arctic foxes. The following study represents a comparison of the prevalence of parasitic protists of the genus Cryptosporidium in wild canids in central Europe. The final study uncovers the potential threat of introduced animals to Arctic regions by examination of parasitofauna of imported dogs in Svalbard.
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Obchodní činnost zaměřená na prodej sladkovodních ryb
Myšková, Eva
MYŠKOVÁ, E. Obchodní činnost zaměřená na prodej sladkovodních ryb. Bakalářská práce. Brno: Mendelova univerzita v Brně, 2014. Bakalářská práce je zaměřena na obchodní činnost společnosti Pstruhařství ČRS s.r.o., která se zabývá chovem a prodejem sladkovodních ryb. První část bakalářské práce bude seznamovat s problematikou sladkovodních ryb a vymezí pojmy: podnikání, obchodní vztahy mezi podnikateli, obchod a marketingový mix. Praktická část bude analyzovat společnost Pstruhařství ČRS s.r.o. ve vztahu k prodejnosti ryb a zhodnotí její ekonomické výsledky. V diskusní části budou popsány návrhy na zlepšení současné ekonomické situace ve společnosti Pstruhařství ČRS s.r.o.
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Detection of Ancient DNA of Encephalitozoon intestinalis (Microsporidia) in Archaeological Material
MYŠKOVÁ, Eva
We have demonstrated the possibility of detection ancient DNA of Encephalitozoon intestinalis (Microsporidia, Fungi) in archaeological material by using molecular methods. The archaeological material originated from New Town of Prague (Czech Republic) from 18th/19th century. The ability to use molecular method to detect microsporidia extends the range of paleoparasitological inquiry, and could contribute to a better understanding of parasites shared between human and animals.
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Střevní paraziti obratlovců na Svalbardu
MYŠKOVÁ, Eva
The study was aimed to obtain basic information about the distribution of intestinal parasites of mammals and birds in Svalbard. Faeces of different species were used to detect intestinal parasites. All samples were collected during two seasons and examined by microscopic methods and molecular diagnostic was used for detection of microsporidia, cryptosporidia, coccidia and giardiae.
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