Sentences with phrase «of encysted»

The life cycle of the lungworm includes frogs, lizards, birds, and rodents as transport hosts of encysted larvae.

We will also utilize laser capture of encysted parasites within neuronal cells in human brain and eye tissue to characterize mRNA transcriptomes of parasites, host and contiguous cells in situ.

Moreover, this reading differs just as strongly from Franz Rosenzweig's vision of an encysted, quietist Jewish community existing as an inspiration to the Gentile world.

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Some of the cats that do this are negative on fecal examinations because the parasites are encysted in their muscles.

This is true even if the mother tests negative for roundworms because roundworm larvae (immature worms) encyst in the mother's muscle tissue and are not detected by our tests for the eggs of adult worms.

Encysted small strongyles, the most common parasite of concern in adult horses, 2 have been shown to have widespread resistance to fenbendazole.3 Moxidectin, the active ingredient in Quest and Quest PLUS, continues to be effective.1 Quest and Quest PLUS are safe for use in a variety of horses and are the only products approved to treat encysted small strongyles in breeding mares and stEncysted small strongyles, the most common parasite of concern in adult horses, 2 have been shown to have widespread resistance to fenbendazole.3 Moxidectin, the active ingredient in Quest and Quest PLUS, continues to be effective.1 Quest and Quest PLUS are safe for use in a variety of horses and are the only products approved to treat encysted small strongyles in breeding mares and stencysted small strongyles in breeding mares and stallions.

Because the larval stages of the worms migrate inside the animal, some of the worms become encysted and lie dormant in the host animal's organs.

Some of the dogs that do this are negative on fecal examinations because the parasites are encysted in their muscles.

If the host is a puppy under age 6 months of age, the larvae mostly encyst in the host's liver.

If the new host is a member of another species, the larvae wait encysted until the new host is eaten by a dog.

This tissue migratory phase also produces a reservoir of viable larvae that can live for years encysted in the muscle tissue and are intermittently released during times of stress, such as during pregnancy or nursing.

Diphyllobothrium tapeworms are found encysted in the organs of fish, primarily in the northern United States and parts of Canada.

If the new host is a member of another species, such as a rodent, the larvae wait encysted until the new host is eaten by a cat.

If the feces are dry or have been room temperature for a while, the flagellated protozoa may encyst, making them much more difficult to identify and often requiring the techniques of a specialized lab.

This is due to the encysted form of the roundworm that lies dormant in the mother cat.

We currently do not have a deworming strategy effective against the encysted larvae in other areas of the host's body.

As they emerge from one tissue to move on to the next, some fall into a state of arrest where they go dormant and encyst.

These larvae then infect the small intestine and some can encyst in the muscle tissue of cats.

Rarely do the cati» encyst but instead travel directly to the lungs, reaching them within three days of infection.

Before they pass out of the dog's body as mature organisms, they are encysted, as they travel to the large intestine.

In adult cats, the roundworm larvae can encyst in the body tissues, and remain dormant for periods of time, later becoming activated during periods of stress or pregnancy.

The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) recommends targeted tapeworm treatment once a year, in the late fall or early winter after tapeworm transmission ends due to cold weather.10 With just a single dose, Quest ® Plus Gel treats and controls bots, encysted small strongyles and roundworms.

Infection with parasites that encyst or migrate through the muscles of the body, such as trichinosis or toxoplasmosis, caused by eating the uncooked meat of infected prey animals or exposure to cat feces can also cause elevated CK levels (infectious polymyositis).

Seth Cluett «Inward Turning Histories» Year: 2015/2017 Duration: 22»27 In his text The Practice of Everyday Life, DeCerteau writes «Places are fragmentary and inward - turning histories, pasts that others are not allowed to read, accumulated times that can be unfolded but like stories held in reserve, remaining in an enigmatic state, symbolizations encysted in the pain or pleasure of the body.