Answer:
Entamoeba histolytica sometimes spread throughout the body via the bloodstream and cause abscesses in the liver and less frequently in other organs.
Explanation:
Entamoeba histolytica is a parasitic amoeba that usually feeds on the human colon cells and causes amebic dysentery and colonic ulceration. The infection caused by this strain is known as amebiasis. Fecal-oral routes spread this parasite.
The active form of this pathogen causes various cases of disease because it damages the colon, liver, and red-blood cells by the lysis of epithelial cells by secreting pore-forming proteins in the cell membrane.
