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*Secretes haemolysin which directly destroys red blood cells.

*Secretes haemolysin which directly destroys red blood cells.

*Release of antigens when the complement system destroys the parasite, causing immune complexes to form and attach to erythrocytes, causing haemolysis.

*Release of antigens when the complement system destroys the parasite, causing immune complexes to form and attach to erythrocytes, causing haemolysis.

|l4= Cryptobiosis#C. salmositica - Haematozoic Endoparasite

|l4= Cryptobiosis#Clinical Signs and Pathology

|q5=How can parasites be detected in tissue samples?

|q5=How can parasites be detected in tissue samples?

|a5= Both techniques look for moving/fixed flagellate organisms.

|a5= Both techniques look for moving/fixed flagellate organisms.

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