1. Packed Cysticerci were incubated in DMEM serum-free medium (Gibco 12491)

2. Her dog was infested cysticercus. She has to take it to see a veterinarian.

3. When Cysticerci are found in the brain, the

4. Cysticerci are able to survive in the human brain by disarming host defenses

5. Mit Cysticerci Befallenes Fleisch wird für genussuntauglich erklärt

6. Most Cysticerci were located in the tongue and in the heart.

7. At slaughter, no Cysticerci were recovered from lambs infected with eggs ensiled for 28 days while a mean of 5.0±5.0 Cysticerci (0.25% of the initial egg dose) were recovered from lambs infected

8. Infection occurs when the tapeworm larvae enter the body and form Cysticerci

9. 11 The larval stage of certain tapeworms, resembling a cysticercus but having the scolex completely filling the enclosing cyst.

10. When Cysticerci are found in the brain, the condition is called neurocysticercosis

11. As a result there is little inflammation that occurs around the Cysticerci.

12. The location of Cysticerci is determinant for the clinical presentation, as two different diseases occur

13. Extraparenchymal neurocysticercosis includes Cysticerci in the ventricles and basal cisterns (racemose cysticercosis, Fig

14. As is the case with any surgery, attempted removal of adherent Cysticerci is …

15. Two hundred and thirty-three of 271 steers were confirmed histologically to be positive for Cysticerci

16. Cysticerci develop after 2 months and may or may not stimulate an appreciable inflammatory response

17. However, Cysticerci are able to disable the immune system and survive in the brain tissue

18. As expected, more pyruvate was found in the tissues of Cysticerci incubated with this substrate.

19. In 1983, Molinari et al. reported the first vaccine candidate against porcine cysticercosis using antigen from cysticercus cellulosae drawn out from naturally infected.

20. The Cysticerci usually lodge in the eye, brain, and spinal cord, beneath the skin, and in muscles.

21. In the brain parenchyma, Cysticerci form a thin capsule of fibrous tissue that thickens with time

22. Usually, infections are more moderate, ranging from 2 to 20 Cysticerci in a cottontail (see illustration)

23. Cysticerci (Cestoda: Taeniidae) from White-Tailed Deer, Odocoileus virginianus, in Southern Florida [Research Notes] Author: Donald J

24. Similarly, viable bovine Cysticerci were subjected to the physical forces of x-ray radiation, electricity, UV light radiation, centrifugation and vibration, and the effect of the individual agent on the cysts was assessed on the basis of minimum applicable force required to render bovine Cysticerci non-evaginable.

25. The larvae get into tissues such as muscle and brain, and form cysts there (these are called Cysticerci)

26. Cysticercosis is an infection caused by the larval stages (including cysts, called Cysticerci) of a tapeworm, often of the genus Taenia

27. The evolution of parenchymal brain Cysticerci was followed with successive CT scans and in some cases with magnetic resonance imaging

28. After the final wash, the numbers of viable Cysticerci (complete, translucent and motile cystic structures) were counted under a …

29. Antibodies to cysticerci can be demonstrated in serum by EITB (Enzyme Linked Immunotransfer Blot) assay and in CSF by ELISA.

30. This disarming mechanism is a result of the Cysticerci secreting prostaglandins and other chemicals that block or deflect immune activity

31. Cysticerci in the fourth ventricle can also be approached through a suboccipital craniotomy with cyst excision by either microsurgical dissection or by neuroendoscopy

32. Magnetic resonance imaging provides detailed images of living and degenerating Cysticerci, as seen in a heavily infected patient ( Figure ), but may not

33. Cysticerci can develop in the muscles, eyes, brain, and spinal cord; symptom onset varies from months to years from time of initial infection

34. Solium eggs (shed in the stool of a human tapeworm carrier), tissue Cysticerci develop at one or more sites over a period of three to eight weeks

35. Degenerating Cysticerci which are more often symptomatic are isodense or hyperdense, and edematous inflammation around them usually causes ring or nodular enhancement by intravenous contrast

36. Inside the body, Cysticerci can develop in a number of tissues; those that are located in the central nervous system cause neurocysticercosis, the most severe form of the disease

37. Crassiceps Cysticerci follows a ping-pong bi bi kinetic mechanism with the NADPH/GSSG couple as the substrates, in which dissociation of [NADP.sup.+] from the enzyme during the catalytic cycle is an irreversible event.

38. In addition, the nematodesGongylonema pulchrum, Hyostrongylus rubidus, Gnathostoma hispidum, Oesophagostomum sp., andTrichinella sp., the acanthocephalan speciesMacracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus, the intestinal flukeEchinochasmus perfoliatus (Trematoda) and the larval stage (Cysticercus tenuicollis, Echinococcus hidatidosus) of two tapeworm species (Taenia hydatigena, Echinococcus granulosus) (Cestoda) were recorded.

39. The Cysticerci from medium containing only labeled pyruvate as a food source were depleted in glycogen, glucose, and lactate as compared with those for which glucose had been made available in the media

40. Since the cyst membrane is thin and the fluid is isodense with the cerebrospinal fluid, uninflamed extraparenchymal Cysticerci are usually not visible on CT and may only reveal subtle, indirect findings on MRI.

41. The pig is the intermediate host, in which parasites grow into larvae (Cysticerci) from eggs, whereas humans are the definitive host, in which parasites grow into the adult stage and produce eggs [90,91]

42. The mature helminth is parasitic only in the small intestine, but its larvae, called Cysticerci, are found in the muscles and subcutaneous and other tissues of swine and, less commonly, in other animals and in man (seeTAPEWORM INFECTIONS)

43. : infestation with or disease caused by Cysticerci Examples of cysticercosis in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web Though these infections may be rare among people who live in countries where pigs do not have contact with human feces, cysticercosis can be acquired anywhere in the world, including the United States and other Western nations.

44. 1 day ago · solium Cysticerci from pork meat to humans and the rate of undercooking in markets (β M c k); since Nayala had a lower baseline prevalence of active cysticercosis in pigs than in Boulkiemdé, a higher rate of undercooking did not necessarily translate into a higher prevalence of taenioisis or human cysticercosis in Nayala