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antiprotozoal /an·ti·pro·to·zo·al/ (-pro″tah-zo´'l) lethal to protozoa, or checking their growth or reproduction; also, an agent that so acts. antiprotozoal [an′te-, an′ti-pro-to-zo′al] 1 destroying protozoa or checking their growth or reproduction. 2 an antiprotozoal agent. An example is antimalarial agents. antiprotozoal 1. destroying protozoa, or disrupting their growth or reproduction. 2. an agent with that effect. antiprotozoal agent How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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A questionnaire that requested information about colostrum quality and administration, diet, housing, cleaning and disinfection practices, antimicrobial or antiprotozoal feed supplements, level of nose-tonose contact among calves, vaccination of dams, and dehorning was administered on each farm to investigate risk factors for C. Since the GPI anchor is a protein related to several diseases including BSE and hypophosphatasia, this achievement is expected to elucidate the mechanisms of developing those diseases, promoting the development of various drugs including antfungal, antimalarial and antiprotozoal agents. Garlic's medicinal properties have been enjoyed for thousands of years; medical studies have shown that it boasts antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, and antiprotozoal properties. |
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