Sentences with phrase «larvae migrate»

This causes no hurt to the queen, however when she offers start the larvae migrate to the mammary glands and are excreted in the milk.

Once in the host's body, the larvae migrate to the lungs and trachea.

More dangerous is the condition in which hookworm larvae migrate throughout the body, damaging the eyes and internal organs.

In dogs, the heartworm's natural host, larvae migrate to the heart and eventually develop into adult worms.

In adult dogs, the situation is usually different: after ingestion, the larvae migrate through the intestinal wall and into other tissues in the body, where they enter a dormant state.

Once inside the body the larvae migrate through the tissue and after around 70 days use blood vessels as a super highway to make their way to the heart, its preferred home.

When one of the transport hosts is eaten by a cat, the lungworm larvae migrate from the stomach to the lungs.

The larvae migrate into the heart and surrounding blood vessels, growing into adult spaghetti - like strands of worms; left untreated, this disease causes heart failure and death.

The larvae migrate for several months before ending up in the right side of the heart or the pulmonary arteries.

Another host ingests the larvae, and then the larvae migrate through the body until they take up residence in the host's gastrointestinal tract to mature.

After ingestion, the larvae migrate through the intestinal wall, into the liver, then the lungs, where they are then coughed up and swallowed.

Some Hookworm larvae migrate to muscles where they serve as a source of future infections.

Some larvae migrate to the tissues of internal organs and remain dormant until pregnancy where they become active and infect the developing puppies in the uterus.

The larvae migrate throughout your dog's body before attaching themselves to the intestinal tract, where they grow into adult worms that feed off your pet and cause significant health issues.

After a bite from an infected mosquito, heartworm larvae migrate through the tissue.

Again, the larvae migrate into the oesophagus and then to the intestine.

The larvae migrate through the tissue and into the bloodstream while continuing to develop.

Ocular Larva Migrans When roundworm larvae migrate in their natural host (dog, cat), they are able to recognize molecular signposts directing them on their route so that they end up in the GI tract at the end of their journey, having undergone the proper development along the way.

Larvae migrate through tissue and mature to enter the bloodstream, making their way to the dog's heart and pulmonary arteries, about 70 days after infection.

These larvae migrate through the dog's body for 50 - 70 days until they become young adult worms.

When mature, the infective larvae migrate to the labium of the mosquito.

The larvae migrate into the bite wound, beginning the mammalian portion of their life cycle.

The larvae migrate to the intestines, where they mature and release eggs.

«Many more people will contract low - level infections than heavy infections, and unless the larvae migrate to the eye or brain in sufficient numbers, these individuals will not develop clinically significant disease... most human infections with Baylisascaris are probably asymptomatic.»

A variety of organs may be affected as the larvae migrate through the body.

Matz and his colleagues developed a model to estimate the ability of the common coral species Acropora millepora to evolve by redistributing existing heat - tolerance genes, taking into account the coral's present - day genetic diversity and how far its larvae migrate before settling down.

The eggs hatch in the cecum, and the larvae migrate to and reside within the proximal colon.

But their larvae migrate hundreds of kilometres through the ocean.

In these cases, the larva migrate to a person's eyes, causing vision loss and possible blindness.

Coughing, fever, nasal discharge and even pneumonia can occur in pups that have large numbers of larvae migrating through their respiratory tract.

The larva migrates to an area under the skin of the pet, typically on the head, neck, or trunk.

Once the larva migrates, they grow up to 5 inches in the dogs or cats intestine.

When they next bite a dog or cat these larva migrate through the new host's body and lodge in the upper right side of the heart.

Not exact matches

Clownfish travel hundreds of kilometres, but it is the larvae rather than the adults that migrate

Eels migrate twice in their lifetime: once as four inch — long larvae from the Sargasso Sea to coastal waters and rivers of Europe and Northern Africa, and again after maturing for a decade or more, when they return to the Sargasso to spawn and die.

If you find gut pathogens with a stool test, it's possible that that could lead to diagnosis of a brain pathogen — eg many gut parasites / worms have larvae that can migrate to the brain.

Heartworm larvae mature in the pet's body and migrate to the right side of the heart and the large vessels of the lungs.

The larvae grows and migrates to the heart and lungs and associated arteries.

Since none of these treatments will kill the immature forms of the worm or the migrating larvae, at least two or three treatments are needed.

The larvae hatch out in the cat's stomach and small intestine and migrate through the muscle, liver, and lungs.

The transmitted larvae begin to develop and then migrate in the dog's body over a period of several months.

The L3 larvae then migrates through the blood and body tissues to the lungs where it is coughed up, and then swallowed.

When the mosquito bites another mammal, like a dog or cat, the larvae are left on the skin and migrate into their new home.

There is also the risk in humans for the larvae to migrate to the eye, this is termed ocular larval migrans, this could then lead to full or partial blindness.

Some hookworm larvae may migrate and remain dormant in the dog's tissues.

Once inside a dog's body, ingested roundworm eggs hatch and the larvae then migrate to the intestine and become adults.

When infection starts by skin penetration, the larvae will migrate via the circulatory system to the lungs.

Hartz Guard Ultra Plus is effective against the larvae and adults in the intestines, however it also reactivates the larvae encysted in the tissues, which then migrate to the intestines.

The migrating larvae travel through the body causing damage primarily to the liver and the lungs with most of the clinically significant damage occurring in the lungs and resulting in coughing and respiratory problems.

The infective larva do not progress to adult worms in people but the migrating larvae leave the intestines and find their way to other organs such as lungs, liver, or eyes and cause damage and disease in those locations.