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    CRITHIDIA 2
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    Description: English: Immunofluorescence pattern of double stranded DNA antibodies (crithidia). Produced using serum from a patient with lupus erythematosus on Crithidia luciliae with a FITC conjugate. Note the stained kinetoplast (found adjacent to the flagellum), indicating that dsDNA antibodies are present in the patient's serum. Date: 10 August 2012. Source: Own work. Author: Simon Caulton.
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    Crithidias are monogenetic trypanosomatids possessing an epimastigote and a choanomastigote forms. One anterior thick flagellum emerges from a flagellar pocket with a kinetoplast at the base of the flagellum, central nucleus. Several species are parasitic of the gut of insects. Crithidia luciliae from calliphorid and muscid flies (Giemsa). 
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