Titlebook: Opportunistic Infections; Toxoplasma, Sarcocys David S. Lindsay,Louis M. Weiss Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2004 gene

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Biology of , in Cast and Other Animals,ngesting undercooked meat infected with .. It causes mental retardation and loss of vision in congenitally-infected children and abortion in livestock. This chapter describes life cycle, epidemiology, diagnosis, and prevention of ..

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Zoonotic microsporidia from animals and arthropods with a discussion of human infections,ganisms are not well known. Morphologic and molecular methods have been developed to clarify the species identity of these parasites and to understand the epidemiologic patterns of infection. The zoonotic potential of various microsporidia species and the role of animals as reservoirs for potential human exposure are topics of current research.

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Biology of , in Cast and Other Animals,hosts and excrete environmentally-resistant oocysts in their feces. Hosts become infected by ingesting food or drink contaminated with oocysts or by ingesting undercooked meat infected with .. It causes mental retardation and loss of vision in congenitally-infected children and abortion in livestock

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Immune Response to , in the Central Nervous System,ients. In these patients clinical disease results from a reactivation of the latent tissue cyst stage in the brain. Tissue cysts contain bradyzoites, a slowly replicating form of the parasite. Tissue cysts are located primarily in muscle and brain and persist throughout the lifetime of the host. Cys

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Developmental stage conversion: Insights and possibilities,y of bradyzoites to transform back into tachyzoites is a central factor in the ability of . to reactivate and cause disease in immunosuppressed individuals. Both tachyzoites and bradyzoites develop in tissue culture. Recent advances in the genetic manipulation of . have expanded the molecular tools