Translation of "Intermediate host" in German

The life cycle of a tapeworm includes a flea as an intermediate host.

How-ever, the tiny crustacean is only the first intermediate host.

Preferred as intermediate host in the generation of a pathogen-resistant transgenic organism are strains of bacteria in particular so-called Agrobacteria strains.

In a certain phase of its development, this fungi parasitizes juniper as its so-called intermediate host.

The new compounds can also be used for the treatment and prophylaxis of Sarcocystis infections, both in the obligate intermediate host (for example pigs, cattle, sheep) and in the definitive host (for example humans, cats, dogs).

In the presence of benzene, Fasciolopsis buskii can complete its entire life cycle in the human body, not requiring a snail as an intermediate host, as it usually does.

Also, lashing dogs in dogs easily carry eggs of tapeworms, as they are their intermediate host.

When the eggs enter the gastrointestinal tract of a human subject (hereby designated the intermediate host) via consumption of contaminated food, they hatch into larvae, which burrow into the host's tissues.

The worms are typically transmitted when an animal ingests the infective larvae that are residing in an intermediate host.

Single application is suffi- cient in case of the livebearing Asian species Camallanus cotti (no intermediate host), which is most frequently found in freshwater aquari- ums, as in this case larvae (no eggs) are re- leased, which are directly killed as well.

As they develop, they absorb nutrients from the surrounding tissue, which often causes problems for the intermediate host.

With synthetically produced genes or gene fragments, clonal multiplication in an intermediate host (generally E. coli) is no longer necessary.

We thus avoid the risk that the gene product intended for the target cell has a toxic action on the intermediate host.

In general, a bacterium of the genus Escherichia, preferably of the species Escherichia coli, is used as auxiliary or intermediate host in which the vector can be replicated.

For synthetically produced genes or gene fragments clonal propagation in an intermediate host (usually E. coli) is no longer required.

This avoids the danger of the gene product destined for the target cell exerting a toxic action on the intermediate host.

A bacterium of the genus Escherichia, preferably of the species Escherichia coli, is used as auxiliary or intermediate host in which the vector can be replicated.

The auxiliary or intermediate host used, in which the vector can be replicated, may be a bacterium of the genus Escherichia, preferably of the species Escherichia coli.

The resulting plasmid constructs can subsequently be transferred into a suitable intermediate host, for example a bacterium, for verification purposes.

Once it has reached this stage, it will actively consume the intermediate host from within using sharp, hooked teeth.

In order for its intermediate host to be more easily eaten by predator cats, Toxoplasma appears to reprogram the human brain so that people lose their innate caution toward all cats.

In experiments using a variety of intermediate host and parasite populations from Germany and Norway, Hafer also discovered that the infectious Schistocephalus larvae from Germany manipulate the Cyclops to a greater degree – regardless of where the crustaceans originate.