Studies on Schizont Antigens of - Patra, Gautam
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Bovine theileriosis in cattle is manifested by pyrexia, lymphoid hyperplasia, digestive disorders and associated pathology due to destruction of erythrocytes. Theileria are tick-borne haemoprotozoa which multiply by schizogony in lymphocytes, first as macroschizonts and then as microschizonts. Subsequently, the "micromerozoites" enter erythrocytes as pleomorphic nonpigmented bodies, referred to as piroplasms and representing the gametogony stage of life cycle. The ixodid ticks pick up the piroplasms which develop as "sporozoites" in the acini of salivary gland. The infection acquired by the…mehr

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Bovine theileriosis in cattle is manifested by pyrexia, lymphoid hyperplasia, digestive disorders and associated pathology due to destruction of erythrocytes. Theileria are tick-borne haemoprotozoa which multiply by schizogony in lymphocytes, first as macroschizonts and then as microschizonts. Subsequently, the "micromerozoites" enter erythrocytes as pleomorphic nonpigmented bodies, referred to as piroplasms and representing the gametogony stage of life cycle. The ixodid ticks pick up the piroplasms which develop as "sporozoites" in the acini of salivary gland. The infection acquired by the engorging larvae or nymph is transmitted to cattle by the bite of the succeeding nymphal or adult stage.
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Born on November 4, 1968 at Daluigacha, Distt. Hooghly, West Bengal, India. He completed his PhD program during the year of 2015 from WBUAFS, Kolkata, W.B., India. He was the recipient of the University Merit Scholarship during the career of B.V.Sc. & A.H. and was awarded I.V.R.I. Junior Research Fellowship during his Master¿s Degree course.