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【公司名稱】 廣州健侖生物科技有限公司

【 市場部 】       楊永漢
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【公司地址】 廣州市清華科技園健新基地番禺石樓鎮(zhèn)健啟路63號二期2幢101-103室

凡是兩種生物在一起生活的現(xiàn)象，統(tǒng)稱共生 （symbiosis）。在共生現(xiàn)象中根據(jù)兩種生物之間的利害關(guān)系可粗 略地分為共棲、互利共生、寄生等。[4] 許多消化道內(nèi)的寄生蟲能在低氧環(huán)境中以酵解的方式獲取能量。 雌蛔蟲日產(chǎn)卵約24萬個(gè)；牛帶絳蟲日產(chǎn)卵約72萬；日本血吸蟲每 個(gè)蟲卵孵出毛蚴進(jìn)入螺體內(nèi)，經(jīng)無性的蚴體增殖可產(chǎn)生數(shù)萬條尾 蚴，單細(xì)胞原蟲的增殖能力更大，表明寄生蟲繁殖能力增強(qiáng)，是 保持蟲種生存，對自然選擇適應(yīng)性的表現(xiàn)。寄生蟲有大有小，有 的用肉眼能看見，有的看不見。[4] 1．共棲（commensalism）兩種生物在一起生活，其中一方受益 。另一方既不受益，也不受害，稱為共棲。例如，鮣魚 （Echeneis naucrates）用其背鰭演化成的吸盤吸附在大型魚類 的體表被帶到各處，覓食時(shí)暫時(shí)離開。這對鮣魚有利，對大魚無 利也無害。[4] 2．互利共生（mutualism）兩種生物在一起生活，在營養(yǎng)上互相 依賴，長期共生，雙方有利，稱為互利共生。例如，牛、馬胃內(nèi) 有以植物纖維為食物的纖毛蟲定居，纖毛蟲能分泌消化酶類，以 分解植物纖維，獲得營養(yǎng)物質(zhì)，有利于牛、馬消化植物，其自身 的迅速繁殖和死亡可為牛、馬提供蛋白質(zhì)；而牛、馬的胃為纖維 蟲提供了生存、繁殖所需的環(huán)境條件。[4] 3．寄生（parasitism）兩種生物在一起生活，其中一方受益，另 一方受害，后者給前者提供營養(yǎng)物質(zhì)和居住場所，這種生活關(guān)系 稱寄生。受益的一方稱為寄生物（parasite），受損害的一方稱 為宿主（host）。例如，病毒、立克次氏體、細(xì)菌、寄生蟲等永 久或長期或暫時(shí)地寄生于植物、動(dòng)物和人的體表或體內(nèi)以獲取營 養(yǎng)，賴以生存，并損害對方，這類過寄生生活的生物統(tǒng)稱為寄生 物；而過寄生生活的多細(xì)胞的無脊椎動(dòng)物和單細(xì)胞的原生生物則 稱寄生蟲。[4] 演化方法寄生生活使寄生蟲對寄生環(huán)境的適應(yīng)性以及寄生蟲的形態(tài)結(jié)構(gòu)和 生理功能發(fā)生了變化。非洲一種寄生蟲，產(chǎn)卵到水中。它們寄生在人身上，如腳掌，給 予病人灼燒感，使得病人不得不進(jìn)入附近河流湖泊之類的水域洗 刷，寄生蟲隨即得到其需要的繁殖環(huán)境。
All phenomena in which two creatures live together are collectively referred to as symbiosis. Symbiosis can be divided roughly into symbiosis, mutualism, and parasitism based on the relationship between the two organisms. [4] Many parasites in the digestive tract can gain energy by glycolysis in a low-oxygen environment. Female locusts lay about 240,000 eggs per day; Taenia solium produces about 720,000 eggs per day; each worm of Japanese schistosome hatches into the screw body, and asexual carcass multiplication can produce tens of thousands of cercariae. The greater proliferative capacity indicates that the parasite's reproductive ability is enhanced, which is a manifestation of the survival of the species and its adaptability to natural selection. Parasites are large and small, some can be seen with the naked eye and some are invisible. [4] 1. Commensalism Two creatures live together and one of them benefits. The other party neither benefits nor suffers, known as cohabitation. For example, echeneis naucrates are sucked on the surface of a large fish by suckers that evolved from their dorsal fins. This is good for carp and it is not harmful to big fish. [4] 2. The two species of mutualism live together, depend on each other for nutrition, and live together for a long time. The two sides are mutually beneficial and are called mutual benefits. For example, cattle and horse stomachs have ciliates that use plant fibers as food. Ciliates can secrete digestive enzymes to decompose plant fibers and obtain nutrients, which are beneficial to the digestion of cattle and horses, and their rapid reproduction and death. It can provide protein for cows and horses, while the stomach of cattle and horses provides fiberworms with the necessary environmental conditions for survival and reproduction. [4] 3. Parasitism lives together as two organisms, one of which benefits and the other suffers. The latter provides the former with nutrients and places of residence. This relationship is called parasitic. The party that benefits is called a parasite, and the injured party is called a host. For example, viruses, rickettsiae, bacteria, parasites, etc. are permanently or temporarily or parasitized on the surface or body of plants, animals, and humans to obtain nutrients for survival, and damage to each other. Such parasitic life The organisms are collectively referred to as parasites; multicellular invertebrates and single-celled protozoa living in parasite life are called parasites. [4] Evolutionary methods Parasitic life changes the parasite's adaptability to the parasitic environment and the morphological structure and physiological function of the parasite. A parasite in Africa that lays eggs in water. They are parasitic on humans, such as the soles of the feet, giving a burning sensation to the patient, making it necessary for the patient to wash into waters such as nearby rivers and lakes. The parasites then receive the reproductive environment they need.