PPT-Parasite

Mrs Ohoud Salhumaidan Introduction Paraitology Parasitism chapter 21 Parasite is an organism baring food and shelter temporarily or permanent and living in or on another organism. on its host . and. Reproductive and Somatic Effort . BIOL. 3060. Distribution of a plant parasite on its host: . gall distribution on the flowering dogwood, . Cornus. . florida. Flowering dogwood. , . By Lachlan, . C. ian and Mattis. Next. An introduction to Malaria. Malaria is a mosquito-borne infectious disease of humans and other animals that is transmitted by the . Plasmodium . parasite that develops inside the mosquito. It begins with a bite from an infected female . Dr Zahra Rashid . Khan. Assistant . Professor, . Hematology. Department of Pathology. PARASITE. An . organism that lives in or on another organism (its . host. ) . from . which it obtains . nourishment. Vocabulary. Medical parasitology:. “the study and medical implications of parasites that infect humans”. Eukaryote:. a cell with a well-defined chromosome in a membrane-bound nucleus. All parasitic organisms are eukaryotes. Symbiosis. Abiotic Factors. Topography. Temperature. Water. Abiotic Factors. Soil Content. Sunlight. Communities and Populations. Communities . Assemblage of different populations that live together in a defined area.. than . other teenagers, . b. ut things got a lot more complicated when an alien weapon called “the Scarab” chose Jaime as its new guardian. Now he’s a super hero with amazing powers, and a whole new set of problems! From controlling a powerful object that has a mind of its own, to contending with dangerous enemies, and hiding it all from his family, Jamie’s life is suddenly a lot more exciting, and lot more complicated! . . M. . Saadatian. Introduction to . parasitology. 1. Introduction to . parasitology. . Parasitology. is a type of . SYMBIOSIS. (living together). (Any plant, animal, or . protist. that is . intimately. Transmission and virulence. CfE. Advanced Higher Biology. Unit . 2: . Organisms and Evolution. SQA . mandatory key information. Transmission is the spread of a parasite to a host. Virulence is the potential of a parasite to cause harm to a host. A higher rate of transmission is linked to higher virulence. Factors that increase transmission rates include the overcrowding of hosts at high density, or mechanisms that allow the parasite to spread even when infected hosts are incapacitated. Vectors and waterborne dispersal stages are examples of the latter. . CfE . Advanced Higher. Unit 2 Organisms and Evolution. SQA . mandatory key information. Parasites tend to have a narrow niche as they have high host specificity and may lead to parasites which are degenerate. They are lacking in structures and organs found in other organisms. . Ammar. . Jusmani. / Clinical Microbiology . Ibn. . Sina. University for the Medical & Pharmaceutical Sciences. DEFINITION OF PARASITOLOGY. Parasitology. is the field of study of disease . Causing PATHOGENS that depend on hosts . Jess . Curbo. Introduction. What different factors can contribute to animals disease and parasite susceptibility?. Facilities. Genetics. Body Condition. Management . Facilities. What should a facility include to prevent disease susceptibility?. : . Parasitism : . (chapter 21. ). Two organisms living together, one is benefited ‘’called parasite’’ and the other is harmed ‘’called host’’. Parasite : . I. s . an organism baring food and shelter temporarily or permanent and living in or on another organism. Protozoa and . helminths. (animal parasites) are studied in medical . parasitology. .. Parasite may be classified as :. Ectoparasite. -. . They inhabit the surface of the body of the host without . Using your notes about parasites, you are to . create and draw. . your . own while answering the following questions on a separate sheet of paper:. Come up with a name for your . parasite. Is your parasite an .