ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC STUDIES OF DEVELOPMENT OF KINETES IN THEILERIA-ANNULATA-DSCHUNKOWSKY-AND-LUHS, 1904 (SPOROZOA, PIROPLASMEA)
ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC STUDIES OF DEVELOPMENT OF KINETES IN THEILERIA-ANNULATA-DSCHUNKOWSKY-AND-LUHS, 1904 (SPOROZOA, PIROPLASMEA)
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1550-7408.1977.tb00974.x
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1977-01-01
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SCHEIN, E
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MEHLHORN, H;SCHEIN, E
Gamogony of T. annulata occurs within the intestine of nymphs of the tick Hyalomma anatolicum excavatum Koch. After the 5th day post repletionem (p.r.) of the ticks, spherical and ovoid parasites were found within the intestinal cells. These stages were thought to represent fertilized macrogametes. These underwent a transformation process leading ultimately to the differentiation of a motile stage, the kinete, which left the intestinal cells on the 14th-17th day p.r. and penetrated the alveoles of the salivary glands. The transformation of the stationary into a motile stage took place by formation of a growing protrusion (= anlage) into an inner, enlarging vacuole. During this process the limiting membrane of the vacuole served as the outer membrane of the developing motile stage, whereas the 2 inner membranes of its pellicle were newly formed. The steps of this differentiation in T. annulata were compared to the process of ookinete formation in Haemosporina.