SALTING OF SUCKERS AND THE DISEASES THEY CAUSE LIVERWORM

Nargiza Eshmamatovna Djumanova; Azimjon Norimov Qaxramon o’g’li

SALTING OF SUCKERS AND THE DISEASES THEY CAUSE LIVERWORM

Authors

Nargiza Eshmamatovna Djumanova Senior Lecturer, Department of medical biology and genetics Samarkand State Medical University
Azimjon Norimov Qaxramon o’g’li Samarkand State Medical University 1st year student

Keywords:

fasciolesis, transit eggs, invasion eggs

Abstract

The class of suckers includes about 3,000 species of parasitic flatworms. In terms of their structure, suckers are close to ciliates, but as a result of living with parasites, their body structure is simplified. The body of suckers is leaf-like, and there are two suckers characteristic of this class: oral sucker and abdominal sucker. With the help of both suckers, suckers cling to the body of their master. In addition, the mouth sucker also serves to suck food. Their body is covered with a skin-muscle bag.

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Published

2023-04-10

How to Cite

Nargiza Eshmamatovna Djumanova, & Azimjon Norimov Qaxramon o’g’li. (2023). SALTING OF SUCKERS AND THE DISEASES THEY CAUSE LIVERWORM. World Bulletin of Public Health, 21, 82-85. Retrieved from https://scholarexpress.net/index.php/wbph/article/view/2507