Trypanosomes
A) Are Multicellular Parasites Which Have Two Flagella $\beta$ -(1 $\rightarrow$

Trypanosomes

A) are multicellular parasites which have two flagella.
B) are transmitted by sandflies and cause disease due to infection of human macrophage cells.
C) are free-swimming in the blood of humans, and avoid the host immune system by constantly changing their surface proteins.
D) contain a structure called a kinetoplast is located at the base of the flagella, adjacent to the mitochondrion.
E) store paramylon, a $\beta$ -(1 $\rightarrow$ 3) glucan, as granules in the cytoplasm.