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schizont
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schizont [′skī‚zänt]
(invertebrate zoology)
A multinucleate cell in certain members of the Sporozoa that is produced from a trophozoite in a cell of the host, and that segments into merozoites.
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malariae trophozoites, schizonts, and gametocytes (285/[micro]L).
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Thereafter these schizonts rupture, releasing merozoites into the blood stream, which then infect red blood cells.
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The researchers don't know precisely how the chimpanzees' immune systems mustered protection against the subsequent challenge with P falciparum--whether they formed antibodies against malaria schizonts or unleashed specialized immune cells called T cells.
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