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What structures characterize the organisms described with trichomonads?

What structures characterize the organisms described with trichomonads? (Astronomy · 2.44). Parabasalia are frequent animal endosymbionts; they live in the gut…

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What structures characterize the organisms described with trichomonads?

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"- roaches. They have basal bodies and modified mitochondria (kinetoplastids). They also have a large, complex cell structure with an undulating membrane and often have many flagella. The trichomonads (a subgroup of the Parabasalia) include pathogens such as Trichomonas vaginalis, which causes the human sexually transmitted disease trichomoniasis. Trichomoniasis often does not cause symptoms in men, but men are able to transmit the infection. In women, it causes vaginal discomfort and discharge and may cause complications in pregnancy if left untreated."

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