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ameba /ame·ba/ (ah-me´bah) pl. ame´bae, amebas [L.] a minute protozoan (class Rhizopoda, subphylum Sarcodina), occurring as a single-celled nucleated mass of protoplasm that changes shape by extending cytoplasmic processes (pseudopodia), by means of which it moves about and absorbs food; most amebae are free-living but some parasitize humans.ame´bic
ameba [əmē′bə] pl. amebae, amebas Etymology: Gk, amoibe, change a microscopic, single-celled, parasitic organism. Several species may be parasitic in humans, including Entamoeba histolytica and E. coli, a nonpathogenic species of Entamoeba often confused with E. histolytica. Also spelled amoeba. amebic, adj. ameba [ah-me´bah] (pl. ame´bae, amebas) (L.) a minute, one-celled protozoan. The common laboratory example is Amoeba proteus. The usual cause of human amebic infection is Entamoeba histolytica.
ameba pl. amobae, amobas [L.] a minute protozoan. The common laboratory example is Amoeba proteus. Patient discussion about ameba. Q. is an Amoeba dangerous?? and how can i get rid of it? my son is in Peru, he called and told me he got an Amoeba..i have no idea if it's dangerous or not, and how to get rid of it. and what kinds of food he needs to avoid.I'll appreciate help! A. oooo...an Amoeba is a nasty one...but not so dangerous! it's a one celled parasite which gets into your body if you eat in restaurants that the cook doesn't wash hands after going to the bathroom..it multiplies in your intestine and makes you diarrhea like hell. but if you'll treat it right it will go away as nothing happened. if you don't it can give you liver cyst. and that's not good. he should see a Dr. Read more or ask a question about amebaWant to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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-ameba active movement amebiasis amebic amebic dysentery amebicide amebiform ameboid ameboid movement ameburia Amoeba antiamebic associated movement brownian movement Dientamoeba Endameba Endolimax Entameba Entamoeba | 8% on the previous year's 87,097 million yen, driven by solid growth in the Ameba service, despite the Internet Advertising Business facing the negative impact of the economic downturn across several industries. 7% to 2,800 million yen from 3,533 million yen since even though the investment development business did not contribute 1,202 million yen to ordinary income as ithad for the same period the previous fiscal year, earnings were firm for the Internet media business (advertising, fee collection, and content) and earnings expanded for Ameba due to growth in sales. The ameba enters the nasal passages, penetrates the nasopharyngeal mucosa, and migrates to the olfactory nerves, eventually invading the brain through the cribriform plate (1). |
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