Home > Search Results: keywords:"subtegumental cell"
Search:
Search Tips :: Advanced Search
Search collections:
Sort by: Display results: Output format:
National Repository of Grey Literature 2 records found  Search took 0.00 seconds. 
Morphological and functional variability of secretory glands in cercariae of chosen trematode groups
 Krčmářová, Veronika ; Bulantová, Jana (advisor) ; Mikeš, Libor (referee)
Trematodes are characterized by their complex life cycles that include definitive hosts and variable number of intermediate hosts. Transfer of the parasite from the first intermediate host to the other is usually realized by larval stage called cercaria. After finishing of their development within the first intermediate host, morphology and fate of these larval stages vary according to the way of infection of the next host. Some cercariae actively penetrate directly to their definitive hosts trough their body surface, other encystate in the outer environment where they wait in a form of metacercariae to be ingested by definitive host. Both of these ways can be combinated and cercariae encystate inside second intermediate host after they actively penetrate them. Exceptionally, cercariae do not leave the sporocyst in which they were developing inside the first intermediate host. They encyst there waiting for ingestion by the definitive host. Various types of secretory glands have been developed in cercariae for successful direct infection of next hosts, survival of parasite in adverse conditions of outer environment or for transformation of one larval stage to subsequent one. Variability in morphology and function of these secretory glands in cercariae is closely connected with differences in life...
Detailed record
Morphological and functional variability of secretory glands in cercariae of chosen trematode groups
 Krčmářová, Veronika ; Bulantová, Jana (advisor) ; Mikeš, Libor (referee)
Trematodes are characterized by their complex life cycles that include definitive hosts and variable number of intermediate hosts. Transfer of the parasite from the first intermediate host to the other is usually realized by larval stage called cercaria. After finishing of their development within the first intermediate host, morphology and fate of these larval stages vary according to the way of infection of the next host. Some cercariae actively penetrate directly to their definitive hosts trough their body surface, other encystate in the outer environment where they wait in a form of metacercariae to be ingested by definitive host. Both of these ways can be combinated and cercariae encystate inside second intermediate host after they actively penetrate them. Exceptionally, cercariae do not leave the sporocyst in which they were developing inside the first intermediate host. They encyst there waiting for ingestion by the definitive host. Various types of secretory glands have been developed in cercariae for successful direct infection of next hosts, survival of parasite in adverse conditions of outer environment or for transformation of one larval stage to subsequent one. Variability in morphology and function of these secretory glands in cercariae is closely connected with differences in life...
Detailed record

Interested in being notified about new results for this query?
Subscribe to the RSS feed.
Digital Repository :: Search :: Submit :: Personalize :: Help
Powered by Invenio v1.1.2
Maintained by admin.invenio@techlib.cz
This site is also available in the following languages:
Česky  English