trypanosome

Converse of object

• transmit: Researchers, therefore, have strong reasons to suspect that a number of species transmit trypanosomes mechanically.
• kill: Despite their long-term use and limited number, little is understood on how these drugs kill trypanosomes.
• use: So we've been investigating the early events in fly infection using fluorescent trypanosomes.
• have: Tabanus occidentalis was understandably the biggest culprit, tho six other species had trypanosomes in their bloodmeals.

Adjective modifier

• African: African trypanosomes have a fundamental mechanism by which they evade the immune response.
• pathogenic: Expression of a novel, rapidly evolving gene family in the bloodstream form of a pathogenic African trypanosome.
• human: With relatively few wild animals now in the region, local cattle have become the main reservoir for human trypanosomes responsible for sleeping sickness.
• infective: They then excrete infective trypanosomes in their feces which enter the blood of a subsequent victim through the bite wound.
• hybrid: In this way we hope to find out where hybrid trypanosomes first appear during the complex migratory route of T. brucei in the fly.
• American: I. Screening of activity to bacteria, fungi and American trypanosomes of 13 native plants.

Modifies a noun

• infection: The diagnosis of trypanosome infections: applications of novel technology for reducing disease risk.
• cycle: The trypanosome life cycle in the fly is regulated by symbiotic bacteria in its gut into which it is possible to insert foreign genes.
• stock: Researchers produced cloned populations of two trypanosome stocks with induced Suramin resistance.
• parasite: Caused by the trypanosome parasite Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense, which is carried by the tsetse fly, the disease is fatal if not treated.
• biology: We also exploit a wide range of assays and functional studies to determine the precise role that the protein plays in trypanosome biology.
• life: The trypanosome life cycle in the fly is regulated by symbiotic bacteria in its gut into which it is possible to insert foreign genes.

Noun used with modifier

• bloodstream: The bloodstream form trypanosome is therefore continuously balancing on the brink of destruction.
• form: The bloodstream form trypanosome is therefore continuously balancing on the brink of destruction.