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Pretty wicked organism! The sugar/salt floatation method for detecting contamination is really cool. I am curious as to what exactly a schizont is, and what characteristics/functions distinguish sporozoites, trophozoites, and merozoites.
Pretty wicked organism! The sugar/salt floatation method for detecting contamination is really cool. I am curious as to what exactly a schizont is, and what characteristics/functions distinguish sporozoites, trophozoites, and merozoites. – Hannah Wedig

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Pretty wicked organism! The sugar/salt floatation method for detecting contamination is really cool. I am curious as to what exactly a schizont is, and what characteristics/functions distinguish sporozoites, trophozoites, and merozoites. – Hannah Wedig