Nylon mesh filtration technique for the collection of metacercariae from host tissue by digestion with artificial gastric juice

Nylon mesh filtration technique for the collection of metacercariae from host tissue by digestion with artificial gastric juice

Abstract The traditional method of collecting parasite larvae by digestion with artificial gastric juice requires time-consuming processes of repeated sedimentation and washing that is likely to result in a loss of some of the larvae. The author introduces an improved filtration technique using nylo...

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