| The life cycle of Plasmodium organisms in humans, or schizogony, is characterized by asexual reproduction. |
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| The first sign of schizogony is the appearance of bundles of microtubules radiating in a fan-shape from a centriolar plaque. |
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| This process is repeated 3 to 5 times during erythrocytic schizogony, 12 to 14 times during exoerythrocytic schizogony, before cytoplasmic division takes place. |
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| The cellular events which control these different forms of schizogony are likely to be very different from cell cycle control during binary fission and have not yet been fully elucidated. |
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| They are carried by the blood to the liver, where they undergo their first schizogony inside liver cells, thereafter invading the red blood cells for repeated cycles of schizogony. |
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| These protozoans have a complex life cycle that involves a series of stages characterized by episodes of asexual multiple division called schizogony. |
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| The suggestion that chromatin may remain continuously attached to a set of microtubules, throughout the repeated mitoses of schizogony, may provide a rational explanation for a lack of checkpoint at this stage. |
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| Endogenous development of E labbeana is composed of schizogony and gamogony. |
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| The distribution of CHQ within human blood is also important because the malaria parasite is intraerythrocytic during schizogony. |
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| Schizogony is form of division in which a series of nuclear divisions takes place before the segmentation of the cytoplasm. |
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