… stomach by the digestive enzymes, and activated into the intestinal infective larvae (IIL) by
exposure to intestinal … host's intestinal epithelium where they molt and develop to adult worms (…

… detection of a few adult worms in the intestine of these fish … conditions in association with
some domestic birds at the same place. … fertility and hemato-biochemical biomarkers in Fasciola …

… Trichinella spiralis is considered the most virulent and highly … This is attributed mainly to
the high fecundity of the gravid … spiralis adults in the lumen of the small intestine. In contrast, …

… with a temporary change in position of Histone 2B Green … -deficient rats and the parasite
fecundity index score was found to … spiralis' surface and their digestive systems, decreasing the …

… develop into fecund adults [2]. After copulating, the NBL get out of the intestinal wall and …
However, great quantities of FSP1 were located around the ML in the model group (Fig. 3A3…

… spiralis life-cycle stages (adult worm, AW; newborn larvae, NBL; muscle larvae, ML; and
intestinal infective L1 larvae), it was primarily located in the cuticle and stichosome of the …

… Mice were infected with 30 cercariae via abdominal skin … The location of GST in the
sections was then detected by … spiralis growth and survival in the host. Based on these results, …

… Trichinella spiralis dipeptidyl peptidase 1 (TsDPP1), or … infective larvae and adult worm stages
in the intestines. The aim … , primarily located at the cuticle, stichosome and embryos of this …

… spiralis infection. Its precise role is unclear 46 but it appears to … If anything, eosinophils act
positively on the fecundity of H. … the site of infection where expulsion can take place. Ejection …

… Mature Trichinella (females are 1-3 mm in length, males 1-2 mm) are located in the mucosa
of the small intestine… by this type of Trichinella, are due to the high level of female fertility of T. …