Contrast the life cycle of a liver fluke vs a blood fluke in humans. Your essay should be no more than one paragraph.
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Liver fluke is monoecious( hermaphrodite) whereas blood fluke is dioecious. Immature eggs of liver flukes are passed in the bile duct of rumminents and the released outside with faeces where they become embroyated in fresh water and release miracidium ( which is a free swimming ciliated larvael stage) which invade its intermediate host i.e. snail and here it undergoes several stages of asexual development ( from sporocyst to rediae then to cercariae) and produce large no. of cercariae ( which are tailed and free swimming)leaves the body of snail and then they encyst as metacercariae on leaves of fresh water plants which are the ingested by definitive host which is human and in humans larvae excyst and penetrate the gut wall ad moves to peritoneal cavity from where they enter liver capsule ad migrate i hepatic tissue and after 7 weeks these half grown fluke larvae enter bile duct and after becoming mature begin producing eggs which are again released through faeces unfertilised whereas in case of blood flukes adult male and females worms produces large no. of eggs in human mesetric or vesical venules and through blood vessels reaches gut or urinary bladder and released into environment and after releasing as cercariae from snail they directly penetrate human skin from water and migrate to lungs and then to heptoportal system where they mature and mate and passed down to mesentric or vesical venules in human.
Contrast the life cycle of a liver fluke vs a blood fluke in humans. Your essay...
Contrast the infectiousness for humans of plague if ti undergoes an amplification cycle in animals versus if it does not. Include in your answer what an amplification cycle is and why humans would be more or less at risk of disease depending on whether amplification occurs.
Compare and contrast the life cycles of humans and plants (alternation of generations). For each of the following aspects of the life cycles, determine whether the two life cycles are similar or different. If they are different, describe the difference. If they are similar, describe how they are similar. (Hint: look at the figures in your book or the class slides showing the life cycles as you answer this question.) a) the process that produces gametes b) the ploidy of...
The product life cycle helps to inform decisions made by marketing managers. Examine two products that you are familiar with, one that is in the early stages of the product life cycle and one in the mature stage.How is the marketing different for the two products?What improvements to the marketing strategy would you recommend for each if you were the marketing manager?Your Discussion should be a minimum of 250 words in length and not more than 750 words. Please include...
This is where you will type in or paste in your answer to your essay option. The options are found in your midterm study guide---you only need to do ONE of the options. You should have the actual text of the question at the beginning of the essay. Be sure to use correct spelling and grammar. At the end of your essay (or within the body of the essay), you must indicate the resources used to research your essay topic....
Your answer should be in the form of an essay. The essay should be well organized, that is, it has an introduction (5 marks), body (90 marks) and conclusion (5 marks). The introduction should introduce the topic. In the body paragraphs, the following points should be discussed: 1. Name the global brand/organization (MERCEDES) and briefly describe its products and activities. (10 marks) 2. Description of the consumer goods industry and the organization’s (MERCEDES) main competitors (10 marks). 3. What does...
You are preparing to write a four-source essay, a six-source essay, and a multiple-source essay. This exercise is designed to help you develop the skill of citing one source in a paragraph. Please examine the following short paragraph on a hypothetical paper about cybersecurity and the Internet of Things. The writer has made some errors in his integration of Shindell as a source. Please identify at least two errors. Describe what the errors are in a sentence or two. (You...
73. Life Expectancy Some scientists believe there is a limit to how long humans can live. One supporting argument is that during the past century, life expectancy from age 65 has in creased more slowly than life expectancy from birth, so eventu ally these two will be equal, at which point, according to these scientists, life expectancy should increase no further. In 1900 life expectancy at birth was 46 yr, and life expectancy at age 65 was 76 yr. In...
3. Compare and contrast sun leaves vs. shade leaves. Your answer should include the leaf area, leaf thickness, extent of the vascular system, and photosynthetic rates. 4. Discuss some ways that plants can modify leaves to prevent water loss 5. Explain why transpiration is sometimes called an "unavoidable evil". 6. Describe the role ABA plays in stomatal closure. Include a detailed description of how the stomata close (i.e. which ions are involved? what are the steps?).
Choose one of these two prompts to respond to: Based on Blume’s essay — The issue is whether parents have the right to demand that schools censor their children’s reading materials. In your opinion, do they, and if so how should they exercise that right? Based on Kozol’s essay — Why would an illiterate society be more likely to become less democratic? Your answer should consist of a well-developed paragraph, which means your first sentence should answer the question(s) (i.e.,...
Which of the following statements is not specifically related to product life cycle costing? Select one: O a. It considers that costs in areas such as design, marketing and customer service should be included in the true cost of the product. b. Costs are accumulated in responsibility centres, with managers of each centre being accountable for costs, revenues or return on Investment. c. Cost is more effectively managed by more attention to design of the process rather than effort spent...