2012
DOI: 10.15381/rivep.v19i1.1186
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OBTENCIÓN DE echinococcus GRANULOSUS EN CANINOS INFECTADOS EXPERIMENTALMENTE CON PROTOESCÓLICES DE QUISTES HIDATÍDICOS.

Abstract: RESUMENEl presente estudio tuvo por objetivo reproducir experimentalmente el ciclo biológi-co del Echinococcus granulosus en perros. Se utilizó 12 perros (4-50 meses de edad) que fueron infectados experimentalmente con 80,000 a 308,000 protoescólices de quistes hidatídicos de pulmón e hígado de ovinos procedentes de Junín y Ayacucho. Los perros se sacrificaron 28 a 39 días post infección (p.i). El intestino delgado se dividió en tres porciones iguales (anterior, media y posterior). Los parásitos fueron separad… Show more

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“…When protoscoleces are ingested by a suitable definitive host, following the action of pepsin in the stomach, they evaginate in the upper duodenum in response to a change in pH, exposure to bile and to increased temperature. They then develop into the sexually mature adult tapeworm, approximately four to six weeks after infection, depending on the species and strain, and on the susceptibility of the host (Eckert et al ., 2001; Rosales et al ., 2008; Agudelo-Higuita et al , 2016).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When protoscoleces are ingested by a suitable definitive host, following the action of pepsin in the stomach, they evaginate in the upper duodenum in response to a change in pH, exposure to bile and to increased temperature. They then develop into the sexually mature adult tapeworm, approximately four to six weeks after infection, depending on the species and strain, and on the susceptibility of the host (Eckert et al ., 2001; Rosales et al ., 2008; Agudelo-Higuita et al , 2016).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%