parasitism

Examples of parasitic

parasitic
In some parasitic helminths the phosphatase was studied biochemically as well as histochemically.
The eighteenth-century state system was neither parasitic nor a proto bourgeois government in the sense that all social forms were mediated by the market.
The frequency of a parasitic infection in a host is at least partially a function of how often the host and parasite contact each other.
Effective biological control of parasitic nematodes consists in the preventive reduction of infective stages on pasture.
Such controversial findings could be explained indirectly as no similar study on the parasitic hepatic fibrosis model has been conducted with silymarin.
However, little is known of the way their numbers are regulated, and their relationship to infection and particularly parasitic infection has been largely ignored.
The holes were the signs of emergence of the parasitic wasp adults.
However, the most striking feature of the treated animals was the almost complete absence of parasitic elements within the lung.
The presence of sewage flowing in the street can be linked to both direct and indirect contact resulting in faeco-orally transmitted parasitic diseases.
Finally, grazing animals or parasitic viruses or microorganisms can limit photon interception and use.
No bacterial or parasitic pathogens were identified in the faecal specimens.
These derivatives might therefore be considered as new lead compounds for chemotherapeutic agents against parasitic nematode infections.
The role of drugs in the control of parasitic nematode infections : must we do without?
Potentiation of zinc stress caused by parasitic infections of snails.
Little is known about the microsatellites in parasitic helminths.
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