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Meanings of
parasites
in English
Russian
паразит
Portuguese
parasito
Catalan
paràsita
Spanish
parásito
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Organism adapted to living on or in another organism and causing harm to its host.
parasite
host
Related terms
way of life
Russian
паразит
Usage of
parasites
in English
1
They think diseases or
parasites
rather than climatic factors could be responsible.
2
The risk of other
parasites
did not differ significantly with orphans' age.
3
Each new mutation led to
parasites
which could prey on earlier
parasites
.
4
Conclusions: Type II and NE-II
parasites
cause congenital toxoplasmosis in North America.
5
It also allows assessing the proportion of
parasites
at different developmental stages.
6
Background: Antenatal exposure to
parasites
can affect infants' subsequent responses to vaccination.
7
My Thursday evening group for blood
parasites
,
it's called Free and Clear.
8
Little is known, however, about the invasion machinery of rodent malaria
parasites
.
9
Sensitive, high-throughput methods to detect malaria
parasites
in low-transmission settings are needed.
10
However, little is known about the interactions between these birds and
parasites
.
11
Aquaculture also employs inhumane methods to physically detach
parasites
from the fish.
12
On cutting open the tiger,
parasites
are frequently found in the flesh.
13
Whenever there is discovery and invention, the
parasites
are not far behind.
14
Wired: What would
parasites
have to do with food allergies or alopecia?
15
The thought came to him: when the host weakens, the
parasites
fatten.
16
Analysis of synchronized
parasites
revealed significant developmental stage specificity of the epigenome.
Other examples for "parasites"
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About this term
parasites
parasite
Noun
Plural
Frequent collocations
other parasites
intestinal parasites
resistant parasites
intracellular parasites
cause by parasites
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Translations for
parasites
Russian
паразит
Portuguese
parasito
parasita
Catalan
paràsita
paràsit
Spanish
parásito
parásita
parasito
parasita
organismo parasitario
Parasites
through the time
Parasites
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common