trypanosome meaning

• Noun: trypanosome
  1. (zoology) protozoan parasites which are transmitted by biting insects and infect the blood of humans and other vertebrates

  Derived forms: trypanosomes

  Encyclopedia: Trypanosome

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  [Medicine]
  n : any flagellate of the genus Trypanosoma
  

• The trypanosome, which branched from other eukaryotes 300 million years ago, breaks this universal rule
• He proed to be infected by trypanosoma eansi, a trypanosome which is usually a parasite of arious animals, particularly cattle
• "The trypanosome's Achilles'heel,"
• In addition, species from other Trypanosome " Trypanosoma chabaudi"
• The flies carry a parasite, the trypanosome, from human to human.
• trypanosome, " Trypanosoma cruzi ", which causes Chagas Disease.
• For that reason, it may be a quorum sensing molecule for the trypanosome parasite.
• In the case of trypanosome infection, tryptophol decreases the immune response of the host.
• This means a good indicator of disease would be looking at trypanosome density in capillary blood and connective tissue.
• The trypanosome haptoglobin-hemoglobin receptor is an elongated three a-helical bundle with a small membrane distal head.

• "trypanosome" meaning in Chinese: n. 【动物；动物学】锥虫属。
• "trypanosome" meaning in Japanese: {名} : トリパノゾーマ
• "trypanosome" meaning in Russian: трипаносома
• "trypanosome" meaning in French: n. trypanosome (protozoaire parasitant toutes les classe...