Leishmania are pathogens of protozoal infection, which causes damage to the outer covers, or internal organs (disease - leishmaniasis).
Alveococcus is a larva of a parasitic worm (multi-chamber echinococcus) - causes a dangerous disease of alveococcosis, which is compared with cirrhosis and liver cancer in terms of the severity of the course, the complexity of treatment and the real threat of death.
The malarious plasmodium causes a dangerous protozoan disease in a person, which is chronic and proceeds with relapses like malaria
Trypanosomes are one of the families of protists - unicellular organisms such as Euglenozoa (euglenozoa). Trypanosomes belong to pathogenic microorganisms and pose a health hazard, causing severe damage to human systems and organs.
Pneumocyst is the causative agent of respiratory disease of the lungs, which occurs in people at risk. This disease is not typical for healthy people, since the pathogen is opportunistic.
Fasciola (fasciola vulgaris) is a flat worm from the class of trematodes. It affects livestock and causes loss of live weight, reduction in milk yield and death of animals. In humans, fascioliasis (a disease caused by a hepatic ligation) occurs rarely.
According to the classification of zoonotic parasites, porcine tapeworm or porcine tapeworm (Taenia solium) is the cestode (cestoda) of the cyclophyllide (cyclophyllidea) order of the Taeniidae family.
Bartonella bacterium is a hemotrophic microorganism belonging to the same genus Bartonell, which, in turn, is a representative of the class of alpha proteobacteria.
The chain lives inside the intestine and can pose a serious danger to the human body.
Oral amoeba (Entamoeba gingivalis) - a species of unicellular organisms (protista) such as sarcodaceae - belongs to the subfamily of Amoebozoa and is one of six species of endoparasites of this group that can live inside a person.