Ciliates, or ciliates, are nocellular eukaryotes with cilia on the cell surface, which they use for locomotion and to swirl food. They are found primarily in water and soil, living as commesals and, less commonly, as parasites. The species Balantidium coli is considered the only human pathogenic species. What are ciliates? Eukaryotes or eukaryotes are … Ciliates: Infection, Transmission & Diseases
Leishmania are human pathogenic protozoa. The parasites spread through two host organisms and alternate their host between insect and vertebrate. Infection with Leishmania results in leishmaniasis. What are leishmania? Protozoa are primordial animals or protozoa that can be classified as animal eukaryotic protozoa because of their heterotrophic lifestyle and mobility. According to Grell, they are … Leishmania: Infection, Transmission & Diseases
Trichomonas intestinalis represents a protozoan that belongs to the trichonomad group. As a resident of the small intestine, it feeds as a commensal. Trichomonas intestinalis is thought to be responsible for a form of dysentery. What is Trichomonas intestinalis? The importance of Trichomonas intestinalis to health is not yet clear. It is a protozoan and … Trichomonas Intestinalis: Infection, Transmission & Diseases
Trichomonas vaginalis belongs to the protozoan family and is the causative agent of trichomoniasis. Women and men can become infected with trichomonas through unprotected sexual intercourse. What is trichomonas vaginalis? Trichomonas vaginalis is a parasite. This means that the small organism uses humans as hosts, feeds on them, and colonizes them for reproductive purposes. Trichomonas … Trichomonas Vaginalis: Infection, Transmission & Diseases
Flagellates are single-celled organisms that travel by flagella. Some flagellates can cause disease in humans. What are flagellates? Flagellates are eukaryotic living organisms. Eukaryotes are all those living things that have cells with a nucleus. Flagellates have exactly one cell with a nucleus, since they belong to the unicellular organisms. Flagellates owe their name to … Flagellates: Infection, Transmission & Diseases
