Pathology and Clinical Features of Parasitic Diseases. (Masson Monographs in Diagnostic Pathology, 5.)

The effect of Trichomnas Muris parasite on some blood standards in mice.

“…The cause of the spread of T.muris largely may be due to the fact that it is a primary that has a single phase and is easy to transfer between its functions due to its direct transmission and its uncomplicated life cycle [6] . The infection of mice with parasites caused a decrease in the values of hematological parameters (HB and PCV) The reasons for the decline may be due to the inability of the animals to reuse the lost iron in the intestine [7,12]. The purpose is to build hemoglobin and the formation of red blood cells due to its consumption by parasites or due to the fact that the blood-analyzing factors produced by adult worms play a role in anemia [7].…”

“…The infection of mice with parasites caused a decrease in the values of hematological parameters (HB and PCV) The reasons for the decline may be due to the inability of the animals to reuse the lost iron in the intestine [7,12]. The purpose is to build hemoglobin and the formation of red blood cells due to its consumption by parasites or due to the fact that the blood-analyzing factors produced by adult worms play a role in anemia [7]. The number of white blood cells in mice showed a significant increase, indicating the first clear immune response, thus affecting the percentages of their species in general.…”

“…As a result of the dangers and disadvantages of the intestinal parasites and the transmitted diseases of the human being and in view of the close relationship between humans and rodents, our current research aimed to investigate the most important types of parasites that make from the mice hosts, as well as showing the effect of these parasites on their hosts by measuring changes in the values of some blood parameters as well as the numbers of white blood cells of these animals. Trichononas muris is the sort of a primary flagellar parasites, formerly known as trichomonas, but now it has been separated and considered separate due to absence of shield and appearance and presence of three internal flagellines includes Tritrichomonas foetus that affects cows and tritrichomonas suis that affects nasal passages, intestines, colon and rectum in pigs [7,8] .…”