is Giardia lamblia anaerobic or aerobic?
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Giardia cells growing equally well under anaerobic and aerobic conditions.
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giardia is caused by giardia lamblia nd untreated it can get serious but its curable.i think the drug is metronidazole.
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this depends on the parasite!\nsome proliferate in alkaline others in acidic
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Giardia -- Its the bug that keeps you running!\n\nThere is even a cute plush toy of it at:\n\nwww.giantmicrobes.com/ maladies/giardia.html
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Anerobic bacteria such as intestinal infections like C dif. It is also used for some sexually transmitted diseases.
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FYI: cryptosporidiosis is NOT a virus it is microscopic parasite. Try the CDC website for more info
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i don't think that any protozoan does because they are single celled organisms; gills require diffusion of oxygen across a membrane directly to the blood. protozoans don't have blood. because just about all protozoans are aquatic, they have some kind of system to get oxygen into their cells, but not gill-like.
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Such a thing does occur among small animals such as planaria. The exchange of gases and therefore the exertion and movement such animals can perform is very limited. Microbes do not have a real respiratory system nor a circulatory systems in the terms we consider customary. It does limit the range and degree of motion. Gas exchange and work is severely limited. I see no advantages unless one wishes to become a planarian.
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Flagellates\nAmoeboids\nSporozoans\nCiliates\n\nThey break them down based on how they move according to my source listed below.
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if it's not from fermentation, and the yeast is aerated, then it's gotta be from aerobic respiration.
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lower level animals IE protozoans, flagellates
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Most members of that kingdom are unicellular, but some are colonial and there are some that a simple multicellular.\n\nVolvox is a green alga and makes its own food, so it is an autotroph.  Radiolaria are heterotrophs.
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I am not sure, but do not think paramecium conjugate, as they are eukaryote protozoans ( protists ). They do ingest bacteria, though.
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anaerobic respiration produces two ATP(adenosine triphosphate) and then aerobic respiration produces 36 ATP.
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Here's a website with excellent info. on the subject.\nhttp://www.mayoclinic.com/health/aerobic-exercise/EP00002\nHope this helps.
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amoeba\nand i think cynobacteria \neuglena might be not, but im not sure
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Unicellular organisms are placed in both Monera and Protista.  Also there are Archaeans that are single celled prokaryotes that are not placed in either Monera or Protista and are given their own domain called Domain Archaea.  \n\nFor the old classification system unicellular organisms are broadly placed into Monera if they lack a nucleus.  Unicellular organisms are lumped into protista if they have a nucleus and membrane bound organelles, such as mitochodria, and in some cases chloroplasts.  \n\nFor example a bacterium does not possess a nucleus.  Therefore all bacteria are placed into Monera.  \nProtista contains many different kinds of unicellular organisms such as amoeba and green algae.  All of the protists will have a nucleus and mitochondria at the very least.