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Crithidia

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Crithidia /Cri·thid·ia/ (krĭ-thid´e-ah) a genus of parasitic protozoa found in the digestive tract of arthropods and other invertebrates.
cri·thid·i·a (kr-thd-)
n.
The stage of development of certain flagellate parasites of vertebrates in the insect host, such as the multiplying form of the agent of African sleeping sickness in the tsetse fly.

Crithidia
a genus, the trypanosomes, in the family Trypanosomatidae found in arthropods and other invertebrates.

Crithidia luciliae
commercial preparations of this organism are used as substrate in assays for serum antibodies against native DNA.


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In fact, the presence of Crithidia bombi, a gut pathogen that lives within the intestinal track of bumblebees (like Nosema bombi) and can spread between bees at flowers, was found only in bees foraging near greenhouses.
The most clear-cut case came from the gut parasite Crithidia bombi, which Otterstatter and Thomson modeled for the new study of pathogen spillover.
The most dramatic case was the gut parasite Crithidia bombi.
 
 
 
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