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	** ''[[Trypanosoma brucei gambiense]]'' and ''[[Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense]]'', which cause African sleeping sickness		** ''[[Trypanosoma brucei gambiense]]'' and ''[[Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense]]'', which cause African sleeping sickness

	{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trypanosoma''		{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trypanosoma''}}
	[[Category:Protozoa]]		[[Category:Protozoa]]

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	** ''[[Trypanosoma brucei gambiense]]'' and ''[[Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense]]'', which cause African sleeping sickness		** ''[[Trypanosoma brucei gambiense]]'' and ''[[Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense]]'', which cause African sleeping sickness

	{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trypanosoma'' ~~species}}~~		{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trypanosoma''
	[[Category:Protozoa]]		[[Category:Protozoa]]

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=Microbiology

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	==Background==		==Background==
	===Microbiology==		===Microbiology===
	* Flagellated vector-borne protozoan parasite of mammals in the genus ''Trypanosoma''		* Flagellated vector-borne protozoan parasite of mammals in the genus ''Trypanosoma''
	* Generally have three morphological states: epimastigote, amastigote, and trypomastigote		* Generally have three morphological states: epimastigote, amastigote, and trypomastigote

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	== ~~Microbiology~~ ==		==Background==
			===Microbiology==

	* Flagellated vector-borne protozoan parasite of mammals in the genus ''Trypanosoma''		* Flagellated vector-borne protozoan parasite of mammals in the genus ''Trypanosoma''
	* Generally have three morphological states: epimastigote, amastigote, and trypomastigote		* Generally have three morphological states: epimastigote, amastigote, and trypomastigote
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	** Epimastigotes have a flagellum that runs along and connects as an undulating membrane, with the kinetoplast anterior to the nucleus		** Epimastigotes have a flagellum that runs along and connects as an undulating membrane, with the kinetoplast anterior to the nucleus
	** Trypomastigotes have a similar flagellum as epimastigotes, but with the kinetoplast posterior to the nucleus		** Trypomastigotes have a similar flagellum as epimastigotes, but with the kinetoplast posterior to the nucleus

	[[File:800px-TrypanosomatidMorphologies_PlainSVG.svg.png\|Stages of trypanosomes]]

	* Two major groups		* Two major groups
	** ''Stercoraria'', which multiply discontinuously in the mammal as amastigotes, and develop in the vector in the hindgut		** ''Stercoraria'', which multiply discontinuously in the mammal as amastigotes, and develop in the vector in the hindgut
	*** Transferred via contaminated feces		*** Transferred via contaminated feces
	*** e.g. ''[[T. cruzi]]''		*** e.g. ''[[Trypanosoma cruzi]]''
	** ''Salivaria'', which multiply continuously in the mammal as trypomastigotes, and develop in the vector in the salivary glands		** ''Salivaria'', which multiply continuously in the mammal as trypomastigotes, and develop in the vector in the salivary glands
	*** Transferred via saliva		*** Transferred via saliva
	*** e.g. ''[[T. brucei]]''		*** e.g. ''[[Trypanosoma brucei]]''
	* Three species infect humans		* Three species infect humans
	** ''[[T. cruzi]]'', which causes Chagas disease		** ''[[Trypanosoma cruzi]]'', which causes Chagas disease
	** ''[[T. brucei gambiense]]'' and ''[[T. brucei rhodesiense]]'', which cause African sleeping sickness		** ''[[Trypanosoma brucei gambiense]]'' and ''[[Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense]]'', which cause African sleeping sickness

	{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trypanosoma'' species}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trypanosoma'' species}}

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trypanosoma'' species}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trypanosoma'' species}}
	[[Category:~~Parasites~~]]		[[Category:Protozoa]]

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Microbiology

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	* Flagellated vector-borne protozoan parasite of mammals in the genus ''Trypanosoma''		* Flagellated vector-borne protozoan parasite of mammals in the genus ''Trypanosoma''
	* Generally have three morphological states: epimastigote, amastigote, and trypomastigote		* Generally have three morphological states: epimastigote, amastigote, and trypomastigote
	** ''T. cruzi'' has an intracellular amastigote while ''T. brucei'' do not, but rather multiply as trypomastigotes in the bloodstream		** ''[[T. cruzi]]'' has an intracellular amastigote while ''[[T. brucei]]'' do not, but rather multiply as trypomastigotes in the bloodstream
	** Amastigotes are commonly intracellular, and are small with a very short flagellum		** Amastigotes are commonly intracellular, and are small with a very short flagellum
	** Epimastigotes have a flagellum that runs along and connects as an undulating membrane, with the kinetoplast anterior to the nucleus		** Epimastigotes have a flagellum that runs along and connects as an undulating membrane, with the kinetoplast anterior to the nucleus
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	** ''Stercoraria'', which multiply discontinuously in the mammal as amastigotes, and develop in the vector in the hindgut		** ''Stercoraria'', which multiply discontinuously in the mammal as amastigotes, and develop in the vector in the hindgut
	*** Transferred via contaminated feces		*** Transferred via contaminated feces
	*** e.g. ''T. cruzi''		*** e.g. ''[[T. cruzi]]''
	** ''Salivaria'', which multiply continuously in the mammal as trypomastigotes, and develop in the vector in the salivary glands		** ''Salivaria'', which multiply continuously in the mammal as trypomastigotes, and develop in the vector in the salivary glands
	*** Transferred via saliva		*** Transferred via saliva
	*** e.g. ''T. brucei''		*** e.g. ''[[T. brucei]]''
	* Three species infect humans		* Three species infect humans
	** ''T. cruzi'', which causes Chagas disease		** ''[[T. cruzi]]'', which causes Chagas disease
	** ''T. brucei gambiense'' and ''T. brucei rhodesiense'', which cause African sleeping sickness		** ''[[T. brucei gambiense]]'' and ''[[T. brucei rhodesiense]]'', which cause African sleeping sickness
	** Something else?

	{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trypanosoma'' species}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trypanosoma'' species}}

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	= ''Trypanosoma'' spp. =

	== Microbiology ==		== Microbiology ==

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	** ''T. brucei gambiense'' and ''T. brucei rhodesiense'', which cause African sleeping sickness		** ''T. brucei gambiense'' and ''T. brucei rhodesiense'', which cause African sleeping sickness
	** Something else?		** Something else?

			{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Trypanosoma'' species}}
			[[Category:Parasites]]

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= ''Trypanosoma'' spp. =

== Microbiology ==

* Flagellated vector-borne protozoan parasite of mammals in the genus ''Trypanosoma''
* Generally have three morphological states: epimastigote, amastigote, and trypomastigote
** ''T. cruzi'' has an intracellular amastigote while ''T. brucei'' do not, but rather multiply as trypomastigotes in the bloodstream
** Amastigotes are commonly intracellular, and are small with a very short flagellum
** Epimastigotes have a flagellum that runs along and connects as an undulating membrane, with the kinetoplast anterior to the nucleus
** Trypomastigotes have a similar flagellum as epimastigotes, but with the kinetoplast posterior to the nucleus

[[File:800px-TrypanosomatidMorphologies_PlainSVG.svg.png|Stages of trypanosomes]]

* Two major groups
** ''Stercoraria'', which multiply discontinuously in the mammal as amastigotes, and develop in the vector in the hindgut
*** Transferred via contaminated feces
*** e.g. ''T. cruzi''
** ''Salivaria'', which multiply continuously in the mammal as trypomastigotes, and develop in the vector in the salivary glands
*** Transferred via saliva
*** e.g. ''T. brucei''
* Three species infect humans
** ''T. cruzi'', which causes Chagas disease
** ''T. brucei gambiense'' and ''T. brucei rhodesiense'', which cause African sleeping sickness
** Something else?