context: Protists are eukaryote microorganisms that are not animals, plants, or fungus. They were once grouped into a kingdom called Protista, but now no longer maintained. [2] Its use is still used for the sake of ecological and morphological studies for all single-celled eukaryotic organisms that live independently or, if forming colonies, together but do not show differentiation into different tissues [3]. From a taxonomic point of view, this grouping is abandoned because it is parafiletic. Organisms in Protista have nothing in common, except for easy grouping [4] - whether single-celled or multicellular without tissue. Protists live in almost all environments that contain water. Many protists, like algae, are photosynthetic and vital primary producers in ecosystems, especially in the ocean as part of plankton. Other protists, such as Kinetoplastid and Apicomplexa, are dangerous diseases for humans, such as malaria and trypanosomiasis.
question: What types of protists can harm humans?
answers.text: Kinetoplastid and Apicomplexa