roundworm

Occasionally there can be an obstruction by large numbers of roundworms.

Every single base of the roundworm genome is known.

In the same study farm raised salmon did not have any roundworm larvae.

Roundworms are typically microscopic, and occur in nearly every environment where there is water.

Researchers studying a roundworm have mapped 95 percent of its genome.

Typical examples include certain Nematoda, that is to say "roundworms".

Roundworms usually live less than 20 days, so it might be simpler to alter that number by large percentages.

British scientists report that microwave radiation can indirectly damage roundworms.

The leaf is also as used against roundworm.

This article is about drugs to treat roundworm infections.

Kittens are commonly wormed against roundworms from about four weeks.

Jan felt this tiny roundworm of uncertainty burrowing through her mind.

Once they are back in the small intestine, the larvae mature into adult roundworms.

They are a predatory fungus that captures and feeds on roundworms.

The nematodes are commonly called roundworms, from their appearance in cross-section.

Roundworms are ideal specimens for geneticists to play with because they grow old and die in less than three weeks.

The fat genes were identified by feeding the roundworms 17,000 strains of bacteria, their favorite food.

Roundworms and even yeast are much closer to humans genetically than their outward forms suggest.

Flatworms and roundworms are found in virtually every wild species of vertebrate.

The estimates were surprising because it meant that complex human beings had only about 50 percent more genes than the simple roundworm.

The most likely candidate for having constructed these burrows is a nematode (roundworm).

The frequency with which adults need to be treated for roundworms is controversial:

This disease can be confused with tuberculosis, asthma, or coughs related to roundworms.

The Ascarididae are a family of the large intestinal roundworms.