Korean Journal of Veterinary Research 1991;31(1):89-97.
Ultrastructure of Babesia gibsoni in the erythrocyte from dogs
Jae-Cheol Han1, Joo-Muk Lee1, Joon-Seok Chae1, Chang-Mo Yoon2
1College of Veterinary Medicine, Chonbuk National University
2Iri Agricutural and Forestry High School
견적혈구(犬赤血球)에 감염(感染)된 Babesia gibsoni의 미세구조(微細構造)에 관한 연구(硏究)
한재철1, 이주묵1, 채준석1, 윤창모2
1전북대학교 수의과대학
2이리 농림고등학교
Abstract
For the ultrastructural observation on Babesia gibsoni(B gibsoni), the protozoa were challenged experimentally to splectomized dog. To examine the ultrastructure of the B gibsoni in the erythrocyte, the infected erythrocytes were collected at the cephalic or jugular vein of the dog. The results obtained by TEM(transmission electron microscopy) were as follows; 1. The sizes of protozoa in erythrocytes are $0.92{pm}0.36{mu}m{ imes}0.67{pm}0.21{mu}m$, the sizes of nucleus of the protozoa are $0.55{pm}0.24{mu}m{ imes}0.38{pm}0.26{mu}m$, and sizes of rhoptries in plasma of the protozoa are $0.33{pm}0.05{mu}m{ imes}0.25{pm}0.07{mu}m$, respectively. 2. The tropozoite membrane in the erythrocyte was one, and it's nuclear membrane was made up of double. But the protozoa of initial stage in infected erythrocyte had double clear mambranes, and distinguished from plasma membrane of red blood cell. 3. The mitochondrialike structures covered with two membranes were observed in the protozoa. 4. Mitochondria and vesicles of the reticulocyte were observed near protozoa in the erythrocyte. 5. There are rhoptry, coiled structure and single nucleous in the merozoite. 6. The shape of rhoptry was round or ovoid form and in occasionally, the content of rhoptry was lost partially. 7. There was able to observe the dividing process of the protozoa. 8. Maurer's cleft-like structure was observed.
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