excystation

excystation

 [ek″sis-ta´shun]
escape from a cyst or envelope, as in that stage in the life cycle of parasites occurring after the cystic form has been swallowed by the host.

ex·cys·ta·tion

(ek'sis-tā'shŭn),
Removal from a cyst; denoting the action of certain encysted organisms in escaping from their envelope.

excystation

/ex·cys·ta·tion/ (ek″sis-ta´shun) escape from a cyst or envelope, as in that stage in the life cycle of parasites occurring after the cystic form has been swallowed by the host.

ex·cys·ta·tion

(ek'sis-tā'shŭn)
The action of an encysted organism in escaping from its envelope.

excystation

escape from a cyst or envelope, as in that stage in the life cycle of parasites occurring after the cystic form has been swallowed by the host.
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