👉 "Aspasmogaster," a term in biology, is a type of parasitic nematode that feeds on host cells and causes disease in vertebrates. It is characterized by its complex structure, which includes an exoskeleton and a segmented body with a central cell called the ascomite, which secretes a toxic chemical known as aspergillose. Aspasmogaster has been used to develop new antibiotics for treating various diseases caused by parasites, such as tuberculosis, malaria
