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tro·pho·zo·ite T0378700 (trō′fə-zō′īt′)n. An elongated cell that develops from a sporozoite or a merozoite of an apicomplexan parasite and that feeds and grows within the host.trophozoite (ˌtrɒfəˈzəʊaɪt) n (Pathology) the form of a sporozoan protozoan in the feeding stage. In the malaria parasite this stage occurs in the human red blood cell. Compare merozoitetroph•o•zo•ite (ˌtrɒf əˈzoʊ aɪt, ˌtroʊ fə-) n. a protozoan in the metabolically active growth stage. [1905–10; tropho- + -zo (on) + -ite1] ThesaurusNoun | 1. | trophozoite - a sporozoan in the active feeding stage of its life cyclesporozoan - parasitic spore-forming protozoan | TranslationstrophozoiteenUK
trophozoite[‚träf·ə′zō‚īt] (invertebrate zoology) A vegetative protozoan; used especially of a parasite. trophozoiteenUK
trophozoite [trof″o-zo´īt] the active, motile feeding stage of a sporozoan parasite.troph·o·zo·ite (trof'ō-zō'īt), The ameboid, vegetative, asexual form of certain Sporozoea, such as the schizont of the plasmodia of malaria and related parasites. [tropho- + G. zōon, animal] trophozoite (trō′fə-zō′īt′)n. An elongated cell that develops from a sporozoite or a merozoite of an apicomplexan parasite and that feeds and grows within the host.troph·o·zo·ite (trō'fō-zō'īt) The ameboid, vegetative, asexual form of certain Sporozoea, such as the schizont of the plasmodia of malaria and related parasites. [tropho- + G. zōon, animal]trophozoite The active growing stage of a protozoan parasite, as distinct from the dormant encysted stage. In the malarial parasite, the asexual, vegetative stage before the development of the mature schizont.trophozoite the form of a protozoan of the class Sporozoa in the feeding stage, containing SPOROZOITES. In the MALARIA PARASITE this stage occurs in the human red blood cell.TrophozoiteThe active feeding stage of a protozoal parasite, as distinct from its encysted stage.Mentioned in: DysenterytrophozoiteenUK
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