trophozoite

IPA: trˈoʊfʌzɔɪt

Examples of "trophozoite" in Sentences

The trophozoite is usually irregular in outline.
The trophozoites produce two to six merozoites per erythrocyte.
A trophozoite attached to the gills usually is not readily seen.
Trophozoites multiply and encyst due to the dehydration of feces.
The trophozoites have scanty cytoplasm and are irregular in shape.
Close to the center there is a schizont and on the left a trophozoite.
Close to the center, there is a schizont and on the left a trophozoite.
Outgrowths extending beyond the main body of the trophozoites are absent.
As a trophozoite, Naegleria fowleri behaves like a non parasitic organism.
A subclinically infected fish may initially only have a single trophozoite.
The young trophozoite or the ring stage grows substantially to form schizont.
After invading the erythrocyte, merozoite de-differentiates into a round trophozoite form.
Trophozoite genes The predominant group of features with elevated expression in the trophozoite stage comprised genes encoding various components of the eukaryotic translation machinery.
Entamoeba histolytica can be found in two forms or stages, the active (motile) trophozoite which actually causes the physical illness, and the dormant (encapsulated-form) cyst by which the disease is spread.
The resulting critter, called a trophozoite, sports a spermlike tail that allows it to wiggle over to the lining of the intestinal tract, whereupon it attaches itself by suction cups and begins to replicate thousands of times over.