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Molecular identification of hookworm infection in humans, dogs and cats in Lao People's Democratic Republic. [PDF]
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WormBook, 2007 Strongyloides is a genus of parasitic nematodes, which, unusually, has a free-living adult generation. Here we introduce the biology of this genus, especially the fascinating, but complex, life-cycle together with an overview of the taxonomy, morphology, genetics and genomics of this genus.
Mark Viney, James B Lok
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Strongyloides spp. eliminate male-determining sperm post-meiotically
Molecular and Biochemical Parasitology, 2022If normal male meiosis occurs, it would be expected that 50 % of sperm lack an X chromosome (nullo X) and hence upon fertilisation, result in male progeny. However, for sexual reproduction within the free-living stages of Strongyloides spp. male offspring are absent. We had shown earlier by quantitative whole genome sequencing that within Strongyloides
Dulovic, A. +3 more
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PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases, 2008 La tribendimidina es un fármaco antihelmíntico con un amplio espectro de actividad. En 2004, el medicamento fue aprobado por las autoridades chinas para uso humano. Se ha establecido la eficacia de la tribendimidina contra los helmintos transmitidos por el suelo (Ascaris lumbricoides, anquilostoma y Trichuris trichiura), y nuevas investigaciones de ...
Peter Steinmann +2 more
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Current progress toward vaccine and passive immunization approaches for Strongyloides spp.
Immunology Letters, 2016Strongyloides stercoralis is a helminth parasite that can infect millions of people worldwide, particularly in tropical, subtropical and temperate regions with poor sanitation. Several aspects of epidemiology, biology and host-parasite interactions of S.
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The stomal morphology of parasitic females of Strongyloides spp. by scanning electron microscopy
Parasitology Research, 2007For the discrimination of the species of the genus Strongyloides, the shape of the stoma in the apical view of parasitic females is the most important feature. Microscopical interpretations divided the shape of the stoma into four groups (simple, angular, complex, and simple but with esophageal teeth); however, the stomas classified in the latter two ...
Hiroshi, Sato +7 more
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Infection, Genetics and Evolution, 2019 Gut parasites exert an important influence on the gut microbiome, with many studies focusing on the human gut microbiome. It has, however, undergone severe richness depletion. Hygienic lifestyle, antimicrobial treatments and altered gut homeostasis (e.g., chronic inflammation) reduce gut microbiome richness and also parasite prevalence; which may ...
Justinn Renelies-Hamilton +2 more
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Larvas de Strongyloides spp. en lechugas obtenidas en mercados de Lima [PDF]
Revista Peruana De Medicina De Experimental Y Salud Publica, 2011 Alfredo Guillen
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Experimental Parasitology, 1987
Infective larvae of Strongyloides spp. have been shown to contain azocollytic enzymes which may aid in host skin penetration. Attempts to demonstrate classical, neutral pH-active collagenase activity in Strongyloides ratti were unsuccessful. In the current study, we investigated the presence of acidic collagenolytic activity in the infective larvae of ...
A A, Rege, M H, Dresden
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Infective larvae of Strongyloides spp. have been shown to contain azocollytic enzymes which may aid in host skin penetration. Attempts to demonstrate classical, neutral pH-active collagenase activity in Strongyloides ratti were unsuccessful. In the current study, we investigated the presence of acidic collagenolytic activity in the infective larvae of ...
A A, Rege, M H, Dresden
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