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Trypsin Adsorption by Hymenolepis diminuta (Cestoda)
The Journal of Parasitology, 1980Significant amounts of radioactivity were associated with Hymenolepis diminuta following incubation in 3H-trypsin. Autoradiography of worms incubated in 3H-trypsin for 30 min demonstrated that all radioactivity was associated with the worm's surface (tegument).
L L, Schroeder, P W, Pappas
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2023
The results are presented of original investigations of cestodes from the Tetrabothriidae family parasitizing in commercial whales of the south hemisphere. A general morphological characteristics of Tetrabothriidae is given, the keys for genera and species are compiled and their short description and drawing are given.
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The results are presented of original investigations of cestodes from the Tetrabothriidae family parasitizing in commercial whales of the south hemisphere. A general morphological characteristics of Tetrabothriidae is given, the keys for genera and species are compiled and their short description and drawing are given.
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A Surface Enzyme in Hymenolepis diminuta (Cestoda)
The Journal of Parasitology, 1970Hymenolepis diminuta is virtually impermeable to "C-fructose or "C-fructose diphosphate. The intact worm hydrolyzes fructose diphosphate (HDP) and barium-soluble fructose is liberated in the external medium. Rate of hydrolysis increases with increasing substrate concentration up to 2 mM, above which concentration substrate inhibition occurs.
C, Arme, C P, Read
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Observations on the lipids ofOochoristica agamae (Cestoda)
Parasitology Research, 1989An investigation of the lipids of Oochoristica agamae, an anoplocephalid cestode of the Agama lizard, was undertaken. Total lipids of the parasite accounted for 8.4% of the fresh weight; neutral lipids comprised 82.98% of the total, glycolipids, 5.01%, and phospholipids, 12.03%. The major lipid classes in O.
S O, Aisien, E E, Ogiji
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2023
Staphylocystis putoraki sp. n. and S. diplomesodoni sp. n. are described from Turkestan desert shrew (Diplomesodon pulchellum) from Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan. Some questions of Hymenolepidid systematics and hostal specificity are discussed.
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Staphylocystis putoraki sp. n. and S. diplomesodoni sp. n. are described from Turkestan desert shrew (Diplomesodon pulchellum) from Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan. Some questions of Hymenolepidid systematics and hostal specificity are discussed.
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Prolonged selfing in Hymenolepis microstoma (Cestoda)
Experimental Parasitology, 1971Abstract A single cysticercoid of Hymenolepis microstoma, the mouse bile duct tapeworm, was fed via stomach tube to an HA/ICR strain albino mouse. After 20 days, gravid proglottids of the resulting adult worm (parental, or P generation) were fed to flour beetles, Tribolium confusum; 30 days later, one F1 cysticercoid from the beetles was fed to each ...
A W, Jones +4 more
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The karyotype of Eubothrium rugosum (Cestoda: Pseudophyllidea)
International Journal for Parasitology, 1991The diploid chromosome set of Eubothrium rugosum contains 16 elements. The karyotype consists of three pairs of metacentric, three pairs of acrocentric and two pairs of submeta-metacentric chromosomes. Their mean absolute length ranges from 2.20 to 8.80 microns.
R, Petkeviciute, B I, Kuperman
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2010
At the result of investigation of cestode collection including the material from the aquvatic birds of easten Ukrainian Polesye 57 cestode species were found. Six of them were from the family Amabiliidae. All species are new for Ukraine fauna. Joyexilepis acanthorhyncha, J. octacantha, J. pilatus, Ryjikovilepis dubininae, Tatria minor, T.
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At the result of investigation of cestode collection including the material from the aquvatic birds of easten Ukrainian Polesye 57 cestode species were found. Six of them were from the family Amabiliidae. All species are new for Ukraine fauna. Joyexilepis acanthorhyncha, J. octacantha, J. pilatus, Ryjikovilepis dubininae, Tatria minor, T.
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2017
Los cestodes, conocidos comúnmente como tenias, conforman un grupo de parásitos obligados, con ciclos heteroxenos que involucran dos o más hospedadores. Los adultos viven en el intestino o anexos (raramente en el celoma) de todos los grupos de vertebrados y las formas larvales se desarrollan tanto en vertebrados como en invertebrados.
Drago, Fabiana Beatriz +2 more
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Los cestodes, conocidos comúnmente como tenias, conforman un grupo de parásitos obligados, con ciclos heteroxenos que involucran dos o más hospedadores. Los adultos viven en el intestino o anexos (raramente en el celoma) de todos los grupos de vertebrados y las formas larvales se desarrollan tanto en vertebrados como en invertebrados.
Drago, Fabiana Beatriz +2 more
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Asexual Multiplication in Cysticercus pisifortnis (Cestoda)
Journal of Helminthology, 1970Asexual multiplication in Cysticercus pisifortnis (Bloch, 1780) was first described by Moniez (1880). This observation was refuted by Solomon (1934) as being “erroneous or descriptive of an isolated or abnormal phenomenon”. Several years later, Crusz (1948) confirmed the observations of Moniez (1880). Voge (1967) did not mention asexual reproduction in
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