Значения термина trypanosome на английском

The presence of perennial streams explains the existence of trypanosome vectors.

Serological diagnosis is a useful method to detect African trypanosome infection in livestock animals.

However, trypanosome surface protein composition and diversity remain largely unknown.

ELISA experiments were performed using infected bovine sera collected from cattle in a Venezuelan trypanosome-endemic area.

A trypanosome is the cause of 'sleeping sickness.'

As far as parasitic diseases go, the death toll from trypanosome infections is second only to malaria.

That thing wriggling about like a minute electric eel, always in motion, is known as the trypanosome.

Its connection with the trypanosome-bearing insects was as yet unsuspected, and, to me, its symptoms were absolutely unknown.

The trypanosome surface forms a critical host interface that is essential for sensing and adapting to diverse host environments.

This review will discuss all these observations, which raise questions regarding how secure the existing models of trypanosome antigenic variation are.

Tsetse challenge was obtained as a product of tsetse density, trypanosome prevalence and the proportion of blood meals obtained from cattle.

Guinea pigs may have contributed a trypanosome infection like Chagas' disease or leishmaniasis to our catalog of woes, but that's uncertain.

Results: The overall prevalence of trypanosome infections was 17.2% in cattle and 3.4% in tsetse flies.

Conclusions: This study confirms that seasonality and location have a significant contribution to the prevalence of trypanosome species in both mammalian and vector hosts.

Results: The genetic variability among trypanosome isolates examined was obvious with an average genetic distance of 41.2% (ranged from 0 to 100%).

No human-infective trypanosomes were detected in both cattle and tsetse fly DNA.