Mip 260 exam 2 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

MIP 260 Exam 2 Amoeba types: (mentioned in class) - correct answer 1)Entameobidae -Entamoeba gingivalis -Entamoeba nana -Iodamoeba buetshii 2)Vahlkampfiidae -Naegleria fowleri -acanthamoeba 3)Acanthamoebidae -acanthamoeba Entamoeba gingivalis - correct answer First to be described in humans (also dogs,cats,primates); ubiquitous; commensal on teeth and gums and in gingival pockets and tonsils as well as dentures Entamoeba gingivalis (form and structure) - correct answer only t...

MIP 260 Exam 2 Question and answers correctly solution 2023/2024Amoeba types: (mentioned in class) - correct answer 1)Entameobidae -Entamoeba gingivalis -Entamoeba nana -Iodamoeba buetshii 2)Vahlkampfiidae -Naegleria fowleri -acanthamoeba 3)Acanthamoebidae -acanthamoeba Entamoeba gingivalis - correct answer First to be described in humans (also dogs,cats,primates); ubiquitous; commensal

MIP-260 Exam #2 Question and answers correctly solved 2023/2024Apicomplexans' transmission - correct answer Have cyst/spore-like structures - in some, cyst wall is absent and development of infective stages in completed in invertebrate vector Structure and function of apical complex - correct answer Polar rings: usually one or two present Conoid: truncated cone of spirally arranged fibrillary structures within polar rings Subpellicular microtubules: radiate from polar rings and run poster...

MIP 260 Exam 3Cestoidean - correct answer Strobila; Made up of many individual "proglottids"; Strobilation (formation of new proglottids) - takes place at the anterior end of the worm; The older proglottids are near the posterior end of the worm Cestoidea - correct answer The tegument and muscle fibers of the tapeworm are continuous... therefore cestodes are not technically "segmented" like annelids or arthropods, even though we commonly refer to their segments or proglottids Cestoid...

MIP-260 Exam #2Apicomplexans' transmission - correct answer Have cyst/spore-like structures - in some, cyst wall is absent and development of infective stages in completed in invertebrate vector Structure and function of apical complex - correct answer Polar rings: usually one or two present Conoid: truncated cone of spirally arranged fibrillary structures within polar rings Subpellicular microtubules: radiate from polar rings and run posteriorly Micronemes: smaller, convoluted elongated...

CSU MIP 260 Exam 4 Study Guide with Complete Solutions Acanthocephala - Answer️️ -Spiny-headed worms, rare, no serious disease, can change shape if parasitic Acanthocephala body form - Answer️️ -Spiny proboscis, covered in tegument, neck trunk, cerebral ganlion, metasoma= neck and body Proboscis - Answer️️ -spiny head, Acanthocephala, hollow, filled with fluid, retracts into receptacle, ejects from hydraulic pressure, presoma=proboscis and receptacle Acanthocephala males - An...

MIP 260 Study Guide with Complete Solutions Symbiosis - Answer️️ -Living together Phoresis (example and definition) - Answer️️ -Traveling together Bacteria on the legs of flies Mutualism (example and definition) - Answer️️ -Both benefit Termites and their intestinal flagellates Commensalism (example and definition) - Answer️️ -One benefits, the other is not helped or harmed Sharks and remoras Parasitism - Answer️️ -Either harms the host or lives at the expense of a ...

MIP 260 Exam Review Study Guide with Complete Solutions Trypanosoma brucei brucei - Answer️️ -Vector: Tsetse fly Disease: Nagana Region/ Country: Africa Symptoms: Emaciation, weakness, etc. Vertebrate host: Animals Diagnostics: Blood smear Infective life stages: Metacyclic trypomastigote Infective life stages in vertebrate: Bloodstream trypomastigote or amastigote Life stages in arthropod: Epimastigote Trypanosoma brucei gambiense - Answer️️ -Vector: Tsetse Fly Disease: Chron...

MIP 260 Test 1 Study Guide with Complete Solutions Fungal spores carried on the feet of a beetle is an example of: Mutualism Phoresis Commensalism Parasitism - Answer️️ -Phoresis What is a definitive host? The host that serves as an ecological bridge The host in which the parasite requires for development but not sexual maturity The host in which the parasite reaches sexual maturity - Answer️️ -The host in which the parasite reaches sexual maturity All are challenges for the ...