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| Protozoans, no mitochondria or golgi bodies, intestinal parasites |
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Protozoans, all parasitic, includes Trich
(Class Parabasalea, Order Trichomonadida) |
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| Protozoans, Gregarinea in digestive tract, Coccidea in vertebrates |
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| Protozoans, cilates,single-celled, 2 nuclei, feed on bacteria or absorb nutrients through body wall |
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| Protozoans, cellulose cell wall, some photosynthetic and some heterotrophic, Zooxanthellae, some cause Pfisteria |
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| Important for reefs, healthy vs. bleached |
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| Differenct from platyhelminthes because of Hox genes, mostly marine, |
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| Flatworms, global warming, excretory flame cells, no resp circ or skeletal system, carnivorous |
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| flukes, platyhelminthes, ALL parasitic |
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| subclass of trematoda, complex life cycle, intermediate host usually mollusc, end up in vertebrate |
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| flukes, platyhelminthes, all parasitic, mostly on gills, single host |
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| Tapeworms, platyhelminthes, proglottids, no digestive system, complex life cycle |
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| parasitic in kidneys of cephalopods |
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| thorny headed worms, endoparastic, larvae in arthropods, adults in vertebrates |
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| Class Hirudinea = leeches, mostly freshwater |
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| roundworms, free living or parasitic, (gross eyeball pic) |
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| butthole, nighttime party |
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| Elephantiasis looking shit, mosquitoes |
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| Nematode, first genome mapped |
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| Ticks and mites, ticks have either 1 or 3 host life cycle |
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| Fish louse, has the legs and sucker plate things |
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| Look like pill bugs, can be filled with blood |
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| Why think about marine parasites? |
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| Missing link in food webs, disease, indentifying source population for fish, indicators of habitat quality |
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| Damsel fish pass up spawning time for cleaning time when they can, are not protecting home |
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| Some cleaners don't really clean, some monogeneans prefer specific species |
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| Lionfish in Atlantic are spared from some parasites, making the habitat very cozy for them |
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| Delayed vs. Immediate hypersensitivity |
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Delayed: TH1 cells, cytokines, inflammation
Immediate: TH2 and IgE regulated, recruits eosinophils |
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IHA- blood cells w/ antigen mixed w/ serum, aglut means Ab present
ELISA- Antigen adsorption, test serum, anti Ig added, enzymatic substrate produces color |
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| Deprivation of resources (nutrition), toxin production, mechanical damage |
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| Accomodation and tolerance |
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| Ig cleaving protease, prostaglandin E2 (anti inflammatory), antigen variance |
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| parasitic copepods, family = Lernaeidae, attach to gills |
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| like an anchor worm, but big |
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| Barnacle, grows on the crab ballSACC |
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| permanent isopod on the fish face |
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| barnacles can facilitate them |
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| 15N and 13C, conserved up food chain to parasites |
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