white blood cells or helper T cells.
there might be more but i dont know them all
A virus is considered a parasite because it attaches to a cell and kills it.
parasite
If a parasite kills its host too quickly, it also kills itself as it cannot live without the host. The parasite must at least leave the host alive until it has reproduced and had a chance for its offspring to find other hosts.
If a parasite kills its host too quickly, it also kills itself as it cannot live without the host. The parasite must at least leave the host alive until it has reproduced and had a chance for its offspring to find other hosts.
The name of the bacteria is the parasite
Your own cells wouldn't be a parasite, though they may be treated as such in autoimmune disorders, since they share your own DNA but other cells that do not share your DNA such as bacterial cells can be parasites - or not.
kill your eye cells.
Yes it is. It parasitizes liver cells and blood cells in vertebrates
A cytotoxin is an agent that kills cells
No. A predator kills it's source of food, while a parasite keeps it's host alive because if the host dies it needs to find another food source. A predator kills, a parasite doesn't (at least it doesn't mean to).
A parasite is an organism that feeds on (and may live inside, or be attached to) another organism without killing it (in comparison to a predator which kills and eats other organisms). The organism upon which a parasite feeds is known as the host.
malaria