Definition of plasmodium in English:

plasmodium

nounPlural plasmodia plazˈməʊdɪəmplæzˈmoʊdiəm

1A parasitic protozoan of a genus which includes those causing malaria.
疟原虫
Genus Plasmodium, phylum Sporozoa
Example sentencesExamples
- Coartem is a combination of Artemether and Lumefantrine which are responsible for curing plasmodium falciparum, the type of malaria parasites prevalent in most parts of Zambia.
- A thick blood film two days later was again negative for plasmodia.
- The disease is caused by four types of plasmodium, a single-cell parasite transmitted via mosquitoes.
- The most deadly form of malaria is caused by the parasite plasmodium falciparum, which kills one child every 20 seconds.
- There are four major strains of malaria and the Kabul area is known for harbouring the worst of them, plasmodium falciparum, a rapid, potentially fatal strain that is mercifully more easily treatable than the others.
- Although the four as listed above cause malaria when injected into the human body, plasmodium falciparum has a capacity to cause severe or complicated malarial disease.
- Well, we've already seen with some of the preliminary sequence that we've released, that researchers have been able to identify some novel biochemical enzymes in plasmodium in malaria parasites that are not found in the human host.
- 'But the pattern is showing a marked shift to the plasmodium falsiparum parasite which is resistant to conventional drugs like chloroquin,’ he says.
- The plasmodia cells live in the stomach of the female Anopheles mosquito.
- Mosquitoes are the vector transmitting the deadly parasite plasmodium, which causes the disease.
- The genome of the malarial parasite - plasmodium falciparum was only completed two years ago.
- Malaria is spread by mosquitoes that are carrying a single-celled parasite called plasmodium.
- Coluzzi's research indicates that the most serious type of malaria (known as plasmodium falciparum) reached Rome at about the time of Christ.
- The standard microscopic examination technique for malaria parasites enables the detection of all four human plasmodium species.
- And a recent French study described two new toxins from the Trinidad chevron tarantula - the same species used in the chili study - that are active against plasmodia, the parasite that causes malaria.
- The project saved an estimated 15-25 million lives but foundered when, among other things, mosquitoes and plasmodia evolved resistance to their respective poisons.
- Malaria is a serious illness transmitted by the ‘bite’ of the female Anopheles mosquito which has parasitic protozoa of the genus plasmodium falciparum, plasmodium malariae, plasmodium vivax.
- Malaria is caused by a protozoan infection of red blood cells with one of four species of the genus plasmodium: P falciparum, P vivax, P ovale, or P malariae.
2Biology
A form within the life cycle of some simple organisms such as slime moulds, typically consisting of a mass of protoplasm containing many nuclei.
〔生〕原质团，合胞体
Example sentencesExamples
- Periodically, bark and litter samples from each site were collected, moist chambered in the manner described by Gilbert and Martin, and examined closely for plasmodia and fruiting bodies for a three week period.
- Myxozoans, in contrast, form plasmodia or hollow sacs in which infective spores are produced.
- P. polycephalum is a protist that in the course of its life cycle forms multinuclear giant single cells, so-called plasmodia that can be grown to almost any desired size.
- The haploid myxamoebae act as isogametes; individuals of different mating types pair and fuse to form diploid zygotes that develop into macroscopic, diploid plasmodia after repeated mitotic cycles without cell division.
- The life cycle of Physarum includes two distinct vegetative forms: the haploid amoeba and the diploid plasmodium.

Derivatives

plasmodial

adjective

In contrast, ISH demonstrated characteristic plasmodial stages within the proliferating mesothelial cells.
Example sentencesExamples
- This plasmodial fragmentation should be a good system for studying the size control of a multinucleate cellular system.
- This channel, the plasmodial erythrocyte surface anion channel, is present at 1000-2000 functional copies/cell and is absent from uninfected RBCs.
- In fungi, plasmodial slime mold displays a diploid life history.
- Note that the life cycle of the wild type usually is diploid and mating of two haploid amoebae then is a prerequisite for plasmodial development and allows genetic analyses.

Origin

Late 19th century: modern Latin, based on late Latin plasma 'mould, formation'.

Rhymes

odeum, odium, podium, sodium

Definition of plasmodium in US English:

plasmodium

nounplazˈmōdēəmplæzˈmoʊdiəm

1A parasitic protozoan of a genus which includes those causing malaria.
疟原虫
Genus Plasmodium, phylum Sporozoa
Example sentencesExamples
- And a recent French study described two new toxins from the Trinidad chevron tarantula - the same species used in the chili study - that are active against plasmodia, the parasite that causes malaria.
- The plasmodia cells live in the stomach of the female Anopheles mosquito.
- 'But the pattern is showing a marked shift to the plasmodium falsiparum parasite which is resistant to conventional drugs like chloroquin,’ he says.
- Mosquitoes are the vector transmitting the deadly parasite plasmodium, which causes the disease.
- The genome of the malarial parasite - plasmodium falciparum was only completed two years ago.
- The disease is caused by four types of plasmodium, a single-cell parasite transmitted via mosquitoes.
- Well, we've already seen with some of the preliminary sequence that we've released, that researchers have been able to identify some novel biochemical enzymes in plasmodium in malaria parasites that are not found in the human host.
- The most deadly form of malaria is caused by the parasite plasmodium falciparum, which kills one child every 20 seconds.
- The standard microscopic examination technique for malaria parasites enables the detection of all four human plasmodium species.
- The project saved an estimated 15-25 million lives but foundered when, among other things, mosquitoes and plasmodia evolved resistance to their respective poisons.
- There are four major strains of malaria and the Kabul area is known for harbouring the worst of them, plasmodium falciparum, a rapid, potentially fatal strain that is mercifully more easily treatable than the others.
- Coartem is a combination of Artemether and Lumefantrine which are responsible for curing plasmodium falciparum, the type of malaria parasites prevalent in most parts of Zambia.
- Malaria is spread by mosquitoes that are carrying a single-celled parasite called plasmodium.
- A thick blood film two days later was again negative for plasmodia.
- Malaria is a serious illness transmitted by the ‘bite’ of the female Anopheles mosquito which has parasitic protozoa of the genus plasmodium falciparum, plasmodium malariae, plasmodium vivax.
- Although the four as listed above cause malaria when injected into the human body, plasmodium falciparum has a capacity to cause severe or complicated malarial disease.
- Malaria is caused by a protozoan infection of red blood cells with one of four species of the genus plasmodium: P falciparum, P vivax, P ovale, or P malariae.
- Coluzzi's research indicates that the most serious type of malaria (known as plasmodium falciparum) reached Rome at about the time of Christ.
2Biology
A form within the life cycle of some simple organisms such as slime molds, typically consisting of a mass of naked protoplasm containing many nuclei.
〔生〕原质团，合胞体
Example sentencesExamples
- P. polycephalum is a protist that in the course of its life cycle forms multinuclear giant single cells, so-called plasmodia that can be grown to almost any desired size.
- Periodically, bark and litter samples from each site were collected, moist chambered in the manner described by Gilbert and Martin, and examined closely for plasmodia and fruiting bodies for a three week period.
- The haploid myxamoebae act as isogametes; individuals of different mating types pair and fuse to form diploid zygotes that develop into macroscopic, diploid plasmodia after repeated mitotic cycles without cell division.
- Myxozoans, in contrast, form plasmodia or hollow sacs in which infective spores are produced.
- The life cycle of Physarum includes two distinct vegetative forms: the haploid amoeba and the diploid plasmodium.

Origin

Late 19th century: modern Latin, based on late Latin plasma ‘mold, formation’.

单词	plasmodium
释义	Definition of plasmodium in English: plasmodium nounPlural plasmodia plazˈməʊdɪəmplæzˈmoʊdiəm 1A parasitic protozoan of a genus which includes those causing malaria. 疟原虫 Genus Plasmodium, phylum Sporozoa Example sentencesExamples Coartem is a combination of Artemether and Lumefantrine which are responsible for curing plasmodium falciparum, the type of malaria parasites prevalent in most parts of Zambia. A thick blood film two days later was again negative for plasmodia. The disease is caused by four types of plasmodium, a single-cell parasite transmitted via mosquitoes. The most deadly form of malaria is caused by the parasite plasmodium falciparum, which kills one child every 20 seconds. There are four major strains of malaria and the Kabul area is known for harbouring the worst of them, plasmodium falciparum, a rapid, potentially fatal strain that is mercifully more easily treatable than the others. Although the four as listed above cause malaria when injected into the human body, plasmodium falciparum has a capacity to cause severe or complicated malarial disease. Well, we've already seen with some of the preliminary sequence that we've released, that researchers have been able to identify some novel biochemical enzymes in plasmodium in malaria parasites that are not found in the human host. 'But the pattern is showing a marked shift to the plasmodium falsiparum parasite which is resistant to conventional drugs like chloroquin,’ he says. The plasmodia cells live in the stomach of the female Anopheles mosquito. Mosquitoes are the vector transmitting the deadly parasite plasmodium, which causes the disease. The genome of the malarial parasite - plasmodium falciparum was only completed two years ago. Malaria is spread by mosquitoes that are carrying a single-celled parasite called plasmodium. Coluzzi's research indicates that the most serious type of malaria (known as plasmodium falciparum) reached Rome at about the time of Christ. The standard microscopic examination technique for malaria parasites enables the detection of all four human plasmodium species. And a recent French study described two new toxins from the Trinidad chevron tarantula - the same species used in the chili study - that are active against plasmodia, the parasite that causes malaria. The project saved an estimated 15-25 million lives but foundered when, among other things, mosquitoes and plasmodia evolved resistance to their respective poisons. Malaria is a serious illness transmitted by the ‘bite’ of the female Anopheles mosquito which has parasitic protozoa of the genus plasmodium falciparum, plasmodium malariae, plasmodium vivax. Malaria is caused by a protozoan infection of red blood cells with one of four species of the genus plasmodium: P falciparum, P vivax, P ovale, or P malariae. 2Biology A form within the life cycle of some simple organisms such as slime moulds, typically consisting of a mass of protoplasm containing many nuclei. 〔生〕原质团，合胞体 Example sentencesExamples Periodically, bark and litter samples from each site were collected, moist chambered in the manner described by Gilbert and Martin, and examined closely for plasmodia and fruiting bodies for a three week period. Myxozoans, in contrast, form plasmodia or hollow sacs in which infective spores are produced. P. polycephalum is a protist that in the course of its life cycle forms multinuclear giant single cells, so-called plasmodia that can be grown to almost any desired size. The haploid myxamoebae act as isogametes; individuals of different mating types pair and fuse to form diploid zygotes that develop into macroscopic, diploid plasmodia after repeated mitotic cycles without cell division. The life cycle of Physarum includes two distinct vegetative forms: the haploid amoeba and the diploid plasmodium. Derivatives plasmodial adjective In contrast, ISH demonstrated characteristic plasmodial stages within the proliferating mesothelial cells. Example sentencesExamples This plasmodial fragmentation should be a good system for studying the size control of a multinucleate cellular system. This channel, the plasmodial erythrocyte surface anion channel, is present at 1000-2000 functional copies/cell and is absent from uninfected RBCs. In fungi, plasmodial slime mold displays a diploid life history. Note that the life cycle of the wild type usually is diploid and mating of two haploid amoebae then is a prerequisite for plasmodial development and allows genetic analyses. Origin Late 19th century: modern Latin, based on late Latin plasma 'mould, formation'. Rhymes odeum, odium, podium, sodium Definition of plasmodium in US English: plasmodium nounplazˈmōdēəmplæzˈmoʊdiəm 1A parasitic protozoan of a genus which includes those causing malaria. 疟原虫 Genus Plasmodium, phylum Sporozoa Example sentencesExamples And a recent French study described two new toxins from the Trinidad chevron tarantula - the same species used in the chili study - that are active against plasmodia, the parasite that causes malaria. The plasmodia cells live in the stomach of the female Anopheles mosquito. 'But the pattern is showing a marked shift to the plasmodium falsiparum parasite which is resistant to conventional drugs like chloroquin,’ he says. Mosquitoes are the vector transmitting the deadly parasite plasmodium, which causes the disease. The genome of the malarial parasite - plasmodium falciparum was only completed two years ago. The disease is caused by four types of plasmodium, a single-cell parasite transmitted via mosquitoes. Well, we've already seen with some of the preliminary sequence that we've released, that researchers have been able to identify some novel biochemical enzymes in plasmodium in malaria parasites that are not found in the human host. The most deadly form of malaria is caused by the parasite plasmodium falciparum, which kills one child every 20 seconds. The standard microscopic examination technique for malaria parasites enables the detection of all four human plasmodium species. The project saved an estimated 15-25 million lives but foundered when, among other things, mosquitoes and plasmodia evolved resistance to their respective poisons. There are four major strains of malaria and the Kabul area is known for harbouring the worst of them, plasmodium falciparum, a rapid, potentially fatal strain that is mercifully more easily treatable than the others. Coartem is a combination of Artemether and Lumefantrine which are responsible for curing plasmodium falciparum, the type of malaria parasites prevalent in most parts of Zambia. Malaria is spread by mosquitoes that are carrying a single-celled parasite called plasmodium. A thick blood film two days later was again negative for plasmodia. Malaria is a serious illness transmitted by the ‘bite’ of the female Anopheles mosquito which has parasitic protozoa of the genus plasmodium falciparum, plasmodium malariae, plasmodium vivax. Although the four as listed above cause malaria when injected into the human body, plasmodium falciparum has a capacity to cause severe or complicated malarial disease. Malaria is caused by a protozoan infection of red blood cells with one of four species of the genus plasmodium: P falciparum, P vivax, P ovale, or P malariae. Coluzzi's research indicates that the most serious type of malaria (known as plasmodium falciparum) reached Rome at about the time of Christ. 2Biology A form within the life cycle of some simple organisms such as slime molds, typically consisting of a mass of naked protoplasm containing many nuclei. 〔生〕原质团，合胞体 Example sentencesExamples P. polycephalum is a protist that in the course of its life cycle forms multinuclear giant single cells, so-called plasmodia that can be grown to almost any desired size. Periodically, bark and litter samples from each site were collected, moist chambered in the manner described by Gilbert and Martin, and examined closely for plasmodia and fruiting bodies for a three week period. The haploid myxamoebae act as isogametes; individuals of different mating types pair and fuse to form diploid zygotes that develop into macroscopic, diploid plasmodia after repeated mitotic cycles without cell division. Myxozoans, in contrast, form plasmodia or hollow sacs in which infective spores are produced. The life cycle of Physarum includes two distinct vegetative forms: the haploid amoeba and the diploid plasmodium. Origin Late 19th century: modern Latin, based on late Latin plasma ‘mold, formation’.
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