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B. Describe the differences of the different filarial parasites as to - 1. Presence of sheath 2. Appearance and distribution of somatic cells 3. Periodicity 4. Pathogenicity 5. Specific vector

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

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Chapter8: Basic Parasitology

Section8.1: Introduction To Parasitology

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Parasitology

B. Describe the differences of the different
filarial parasites as to -
1. Presence of sheath
2. Appearance and distribution of somatic
cells
3. Periodicity
4. Pathogenicity
5. Specific vector

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