Sentences with OOCYST
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The oocyst of the parasite is shed in the feces of infected animals."
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"Under the microscope, the oocyst appears round and contains sporozoites."
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"The oocyst is the infectious stage of the parasite's life cycle."
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"Ingesting contaminated water can lead to the ingestion of oocysts."
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"The oocyst wall protects the sporozoites from harsh environmental conditions."
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"Detection of oocysts in water samples is essential for assessing water quality."
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"The development of oocysts in the host can cause severe illness."
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"Proper sanitation practices can help reduce the spread of oocysts."
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"Scientists are studying ways to prevent oocyst formation in parasites."
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"The presence of oocysts in a stool sample can indicate infection."
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"Contaminated soil may contain oocysts that pose a risk to humans."
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"Efficient oocyst production is crucial for the parasite's survival."
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"The oocyst undergoes a series of transformations during its life cycle."
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"Protozoan parasites are known to produce oocysts as part of their reproductive process."
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"The oocyst can remain dormant until conditions are favorable for infection."
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"Improper handling of fecal matter can lead to the dispersal of oocysts."
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"High temperatures can destroy oocysts and reduce their viability."
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"Birds are carriers of oocysts and can spread the parasites to other areas."
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"The frequency of oocyst shedding varies among different parasite species."
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"The oocyst is a dormant stage in the life cycle of certain parasites."
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"The oocyst is resistant to environmental conditions and is capable of surviving outside the host."
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"The detection of oocysts in the water sample indicates a potential risk of infection."
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"To diagnose the infection, the veterinarian examined the fecal sample for oocysts."
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"The oocysts of the parasite were observed under a microscope for research purposes."
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"Proper sanitation and hygiene practices are essential in preventing the transmission of oocysts."
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"The oocyst undergoes sporulation, leading to the release of multiple infective stages."
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"The presence of oocysts in the soil can pose a threat to livestock health."
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"The number of oocysts shed in the feces can be used as an indicator of the intensity of the infection."
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"Ingesting food or water contaminated with oocysts can lead to gastrointestinal illness."
