Fine Structure of the Sporozoite of Schellackia occidentalis

Re, Sinden; Moore, Julie M.

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“…agamae (Ostrovska and Paperna, unpublisaheds), of other species of Schellackia and of Lankesterella (Stehbens, 1966, Heller, 1974, Sinden and Moore, 1974, Bikeung, Barta and Desser, 1986. Single membrane parasitophorous vacuole wall is found in merogony and gamogony stage infections of Eimeria spp.…”

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Ultrastructural studies on the merogony ofschellackia cf. agamae(Lankesterellidae, Apicomplexa) from the starred lizardAgama stellio

Ostrovska

Paperna

1987

Ann. Parasitol. Hum. Comp.

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SUMMARY. Meront stages of Schellackia cf. agamae (Laveran and Petit, 1909) were obtained from the anterior intestine mucosal epithelium of experimentally infected Agama stellio Hasselq. and Linn., 1757. Infection was recovered 5, 7, 10 and 15 days after feeding on blood and liver containing sporozoites from naturally infected A. stellio. The parasitophorous vacuole wall consisted of one bilaminate and one single unit membranes apposed at regular intervals. Following nuclear division merozoites differentiated by exogenuous budding. The ultrastructure of the meronts, the merozoite and the merogonous process conformed in all details with that of species of Eimeria.

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