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A. Sporont on the 8th day post - repletion lying directly in the host cell cytoplasm . B. Sporont after ecdysis of ... The sporont is divided into interconnecting , multinucleate , cytoplasmic bodies and twisted cytoplasmic bridges .
A. Sporont on the 8th day post - repletion lying directly in the host cell cytoplasm . B. Sporont after ecdysis of ... The sporont is divided into interconnecting , multinucleate , cytoplasmic bodies and twisted cytoplasmic bridges .
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Once inside the cell cytoplasm , the virus is stripped of its protein coat by host cell enzymes . RNA arboviruses replicate in the cytoplasm where transcription and translation take place . Completed virions usually escape the host cell ...
Once inside the cell cytoplasm , the virus is stripped of its protein coat by host cell enzymes . RNA arboviruses replicate in the cytoplasm where transcription and translation take place . Completed virions usually escape the host cell ...
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RECOGNITION ATTACHMENT INTERNALIZATION PHAGOSOME ESCAPE TO CYTOPLASM INHIBITION OF FUSION FUSION WITH LYSOSOMES Figure 28.8 Schematic illustration of the uptake of obligate intracellular bacteria by eukaryotic cells .
RECOGNITION ATTACHMENT INTERNALIZATION PHAGOSOME ESCAPE TO CYTOPLASM INHIBITION OF FUSION FUSION WITH LYSOSOMES Figure 28.8 Schematic illustration of the uptake of obligate intracellular bacteria by eukaryotic cells .
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Contents
ECOLOGY OF NONNIDOCOLOUS TICKS | 3 |
ECOLOGY OF NIDICOLOUS TICKS | 66 |
ACQUIRED IMMUNITY TO TICKS | 92 |
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