Introduction to Protozoa - the unicellular parasites (amoeba, giardia, leishaniasia, plasmodium)
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 Published On Dec 6, 2023

Protozoans can either be free-living or parasitic in nature. Meaning they can live in the outside world without a host mostly in water or they can be parasitic in nature and live in humans.

Protozoa range in size from slightly more than 1 to more than 100 μm. They are single-celled organisms and have a true membrane-bound nucleus. They do not have a cell wall.

Protozoans are a class of protists, and so are slime molds and alga. All these guys are unicellular eukaryotes. Protozoan comes from latin and greek to mean FIRST - ANIMAL, thought to be the earliest animals to have existed....

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