Where does most multiplication of Eimeria species occur during the endogenous phase of infection?
Correct answer: D. Intestinal epithelial cells
- A. Skeletal muscle fibres
- B. Red blood cells
- C. Bile duct epithelium
- D. Intestinal epithelial cells
Explanation
Eimeria undergoes asexual multiplication and sexual development within epithelial cells of the host intestine. The affected intestinal region varies among species, but the intestinal epithelium is the principal site.
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