In a 2014 Nature paper, Ralston described this awkward process — trogocytosis, or “cell nibbling.” It was a revelation at the ...

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Understanding how E. histolytica attacks human cells and evades immunity is crucial for developing effective treatments and ...

“You could see little parts of the human cell being broken off,” Ralston said of her very first encounter with the parasite.

Usually, this wily, shape-shifting amoeba causes nothing worse than diarrhea. But sometimes it triggers severe, even fatal disease by chewing ulcers in the colon, liquefying parts of the liver and ...

Usually, this wily, shape-shifting amoeba causes nothing worse than diarrhea. But sometimes it triggers severe, even fatal disease by chewing ulcers in the colon, liquefying parts of the liver and ...

Usually, this wily, shape-shifting amoeba causes nothing worse than diarrhea. But sometimes it triggers severe, even fatal disease by chewing ulcers in the colon, liquefying parts of the liver and ...

Chlorine levels were above five parts per million ... They generally begin one to two days after coming into contact with the amoeba. Very few people have been infected and lived.

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Under the microscope, one water-filled petri dish was teeming with round, reddish, immobile blobs — what vampyrellids look like after feeding. But nearby algae lacked telltale feeding holes.

Here's what we know about it so far—and where it might be headed next. The amoeba Naegleria fowleri is an opportunistic pathogen. When it infects humans, often when fresh water enters the nose ...