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| Schistosoma mansoni cercariae |
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| Schistosoma mansoni female |
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| Trichinella tissue infection |
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- Male 8-11 inches, curled tail
- Female 10-14 inches, straight tail
- eggs: rough surface
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- Nematode
- Adult: curved neck & hooked mouth
- Tail: pointed
- Eggs: rough shaped mass inside smooth membrane
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- Unstainted samples
- Male: curved tail
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- Stained Pink
- Curved body
- Infect muscle tissue
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- Male: 2-5 mm, blunt tail
- Female: 8-12mm, pointed tail
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- Eggs: Flattened on one side
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- Hermaphroditic
- Adult: 10-25mm with long "snout"
- Eggs: oval, one end more pointed than other, hook at round end
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- Adult: ~ 1cm long
- Infect humans through undercooked seafood
- Stained pink
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- Adult: broad and flat, up to 30mm long, 15mm wide
- Anterior end is cone shaped
- Infect aquatic snails and water plants before reaching mammalian hosts
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- Adult female: Thin, stained pink, reside in gynecophoral canal of males.
- Adult male: thicker than females, stained pink
- Eggs: 120 - 180um prominent lateral spine
- Cercariae: prominent head with pronged tail
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- Hooked scolex
- 7-13 gravid uterine branches
- Produce 50,000 eggs per proglottid
- Eggs: 30 - 35 um, radially striated
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- No hooks on scolex, wider than pork variety
- 15 - 20 gravid uterine branches per proglottid
- Eggs: 30-35 um, radially striated
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- Extended "sucker" on scolex
- Proglottids shorter than human variety
- Eggs: appear to have multiple circles inside
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- Hooked scolex with suckers
- Fewer proglottids than Taenia and Dipylidium
- Slide presents ~3 proglottids
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- Cysts: Two to three nuclei visible, and chromatoid bodies
- Trophozoites: Passed through stool
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- Trophozoites: ear-shaped, 10-20 um, 2 nuclie, larger & pointed at one end
- Cysts: oval to ellipsoid, 8-19 um, 2 nuclei
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- Pear-shaped oval structure
- No cyst form
- Barb-like axostyle at the base
- Stained pink
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- Presented in red blood cell smear
- Worm-like body with motile "taile
- Stains pink
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- Present within red blood cells as ring-formed trophozoites
- Replicate through extracellular gametocytes after RBC bursts
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- Stains blue
- Striated circular cross section with canal in center
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- Named for liturgical "holy water sprinkler"
- Stem-like shape with blooming cluster formation at head
- Stains streaks of teal with dark blue masses
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- Presents as clusters of unstained ovals
- Produce ascopores
- 20 um in diameter
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- Presents as unstained ovals, more transparent than Saccharomyces
- Can form budding stalks
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- Filamentous branches terminating in spore clusters
- Present with green background and dark blue branches
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- Filamentous, violet stained with numerous branches
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- Crust-like spreading masses
- Can be violet or teal stained
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- Wide diversity of form, but bilaterally symmetrical
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- Unicellular flagellate, ellongated oval shape
- Stain teal/green with central nucleus
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- Filamentous, spiral or helix of chloroplasts
- Long, rectangular formations
- Stained dark violet
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- Round shape, eye-like spot in anterior portion
- Unstained with thick cell wall presenation
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- Marine plankton
- Present as large, transparent round cells with dark teal organelles
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- Circular, symmetrical cells
- Present as dark purple/blue clusters of cells
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