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00:00 Let's see here. All right, , OK. So protozoans um

00:09 there, there, there are types are kind of can be photosynthetic,

00:16 can have kind of two lifestyles like mean as a type that has can

00:22 science and can live as a heterotrophic , like your paramecium or an

00:31 These are things you you've heard OK. So um the features then

00:38 these, so um motility, they have Celia like you see in paramecium

00:47 it to give it motion, they have the pseudopods. OK? Um

00:52 an amoeba does to kind of they elongate and kind of be like a

00:57 type of motion, putting on a and then kind of moving on that

01:01 . Um they can have a all right, the um undulating

01:06 So think of that as like maybe like this, right? So it

01:11 of does this kind of motion with body to to move. All

01:17 that's what we call undulating type OK. Basically, it's more or

01:21 kind of maybe kind of a flat structure to it that makes it

01:26 that way. OK. The reus I think that's the uh the sleeping

01:32 one, I think maybe. Um , so uh but they do have

01:36 types will have these different types of . OK. Choose uh here is

01:41 food vacuum, not vacuum, but sort of a mouse for a

01:46 the cyst. OK. That's where is taken in um digestion. Of

01:52 , through uh these vatu maybe have pseudopods mentioned, they can engulf material

01:57 take it in. Um So have organelles to, to uh absorb these

02:04 . The uh uh and there's other as well. OK. Now,

02:09 terms of reproduction, OK. So , they can reduce sexually or

02:14 these schizogony. OK. So that's of a one of the things about

02:20 protozoans is they can have these kind complicated life cycles. OK. And

02:27 in malaria, for example, humans a part of the life cycle,

02:30 is how malaria, malaria occurs. so uh and they'll often have these

02:36 cycles different stages. OK. And is one of those. So what

02:41 basically is is it'll form a OK. And within that cell it

02:49 have of course a nucleus. And then that nucleus will divide multiple

02:59 . So you have multiple nuclei in . OK. So these are all

03:10 can't spell nuclei. OK. These all nuclear. OK. Now what

03:18 is they will break out, Yeah, it will break out of

03:26 cell. OK. So and then have like surrounded by the cytoplasm.

03:34 cytoplasm surrounds it. OK. And these each become like little feeding bodies

03:40 kind of what they're called. They're um initially called merozoite. And then

03:52 , that's not the next slide. , so don't bother copying it.

03:57 , troph means feed. So it's typical for many of these

04:02 they have these life cycles that you'll those names. So, so schizogony

04:08 that process of multiplying those nuclei and break out and they have cytoplasm surrounding

04:15 and they can go infect other We'll see that in, in,

04:19 uh malaria. But uh that's kind what that, so that's schizogony,

04:24 what that means. The, the is need to process is the actual

04:34 . OK. That's, that's the where this is happening in the

04:39 So again, all this kind of with protozoans, OK. And so

04:44 they can do conjugation but it's not like we've learned in the bacteria.

04:49 is completely different. So parames can this. Um you can reproduce the

04:57 cyst. So protozoans. So cysts kind of analogous to spor somewhat.

05:06 a dormant state, right? So cyst is kind of a dormant

05:09 You can put itself in kind of a casing, so to speak.

05:15 g many of these are in intestinal . And so Giardia has a stage

05:20 it will do that, then you these cysts and in your stomach or

05:24 is where the acidity kind of breaks the, the, the casing if

05:29 will and now the gr become, alive so to speak and,

05:33 and does its thing. Ok. this, the process is called,

05:38 , insist to form the cyst. . These are kind of can be

05:43 resistant, ok? But then they , they'll, they'll germinate.

05:48 Um Many of your prosol pathogens, you can see from the table

05:55 the Gigig I disease, right? often contaminants in uh or or contaminated

06:03 . You often find, find they come from, of course,

06:06 animals that uh relieve themselves and found the fecal matter and then uh it

06:12 into the water and then typically in fecal matter as assists, not uncommon

06:19 then in the water and then you this contaminated water and the system um

06:25 germ inside you. And that's kind when the G I tract the uh

06:30 disease occurs in. Ok. And generally, you know, if you

06:36 a healthy immune system, you will this. We'll talk about G I

06:41 diseases uh later. But uh uh can be of various severity,

06:48 from mild to causing abdominal pain and kind of things. So, um

06:54 is probably one of the more common even here in the States in terms

06:58 G I tract infections. Um So other types of course, plasmodium causes

07:06 . Ok. So let's kind of look, this is kind of

07:11 you know, at a typical cycle a, of a um uh

07:16 So, epi complex is this group has these types of proto zones with

07:25 life cycles. I think sleeping sickness another one that has uh it's called

07:31 Triano. I think it has one these kind of weird life cycles and

07:37 . Um So here, of this is one that is carried by

07:41 mosquito. OK. Anopheles mosquito. we're gonna go through different stages

07:47 right? So the, the, protozoa itself, the plasmodium, uh

07:53 sporozoite is the infectious form. Sitting in the uh mosquito's salivary

08:01 OK. And so uh if you right here, number one,

08:07 And then the sporozoite you see emerging will then travel to the liver.

08:14 ? And it's in liver cells that this shiz occurs. We just talked

08:18 right. So here's the, this the uh cell in, in inside

08:25 the, of the nuclei that have , that have divided and are now

08:29 out. OK. And so the then are breaking out and they infect

08:36 blood cells as you can see OK. And so then they transform

08:40 this trophozoite stage. So you see there and it becomes the feeding

08:46 So here this kind of repeats So they'll infect, they'll break

08:51 infect more red blood cells and that's of in that stage. So one

08:55 has malaria, we'll go through periods fever, um sweats pain and that's

09:06 continuing cycles of, of these uh infecting red blood cells and coming back

09:12 and again, you have this inflammation on and the fever up and

09:16 So it's a uh pretty uh um fun, obviously. So, uh

09:23 from there, right, they can , OK? And some of these

09:28 go into the uh uh sexual reproduction . And then those are what infect

09:34 uh picked up by anopolis mosquito mosquito bites. Of course, it

09:38 on blood and takes uh some of with it and, and then infects

09:43 next person. So, uh so , these very typical protozoal type of

09:49 cycle for these types. OK. all pro do this but uh this

09:55 sleeping sickness and a few other diseases kind of how it apparently follows these

09:59 stages. Um uh Anyway, so uh so any questions? OK.

10:09 let's look at this question. And uh kind of recap what we

10:17 went through. So, basically having see is, is this correct for

10:25 ? Is this correct for ification? this correct for? Is this correct

10:29 lien? OK. OK. Counting a 543. All right.

11:42 Like is the correct answer right? those other ones are wrong.

11:47 That's um, that's, I Yep. Stop. All right.

11:53 see you on Tuesday. Got Come on down. Can you

12:45 yeah, you too for the test Friday. Um I wanted to ask

12:58 what is meant by the different growth in chapter two chapter. Yeah,

13:05 had the plates and you're looking at um uh the, the, the

13:08 cultures and um the Right. So if you made a street

13:18 oh yeah, that was the question had on the blackboard quiz. So

13:20 you do a street plate and you , you have three quadrants, say

13:23 example. Right. What would you to see in each of those

13:30 You have your culum and you do first quadrant and then you do your

13:33 one and your next one. What you expect to see? Right.

13:39 . So if you see something not that then, right. There was

13:43 question. I wonder what the is . So that's what it's asking.

13:49 . Yeah. Right. Working OK. So they fixed it.

14:07 . So you have some, you . So, and you had a

14:17 ? Oh, today, today the , like every day. Thank

14:27 Pso I'm so happy in what they . Really? Ok. OK.

14:40 just to make sure it's check it . OK. Less than 1.11% on

15:00 question. I wouldn't even worry about

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