Biology, asked by PragyaTbia, 11 months ago

What is schizont?
Topic: Human health and diseases

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Answered by Neeraj723
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schizont is a malaria parasite which has matured and contains many merozoites, which are the parasite stage that infects red blood cells
Answered by satyanarayanojha216
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Answer:

A mature malaria parasite which has many merozoites is called a schizont.

Explanation:

  • Schizont is typically a cell which is developed from a trophozoite. It forms several of merozoites by undergoing multiple fission.
  • These type of cell is found in the malaria parasite which is mature and infectious.
  • Schizont infects red blood cells.
  • They are produced during two phases of the life cycle:
  1. firstly, in the hepatocytic cells in the liver.
  2. secondly, in the red blood cells when trophozoites mature and divide.
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