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Morphology and Characteristics of Plasmodium knowlesi

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Sexual Cycle of the Malaria Parasite

The sexual cycle of the malaria parasite begins when the Anopheles mosquito vector sucks the blood of an infected human (a gametocyte carrier). The mosquito takes in all stages of the malaria parasite during this blood meal. However, except for the gametocytes, all the remaining stages, including the ring stage, trophozoites, and schizonts, are digested […]

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Morphology of Plasmodium Malariae

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Morphology of Plasmodium Falciparum

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Morphology of Plasmodium Vivax

Morphology of Plasmodium Vivax This parasite was discovered by Grassi and Feletti in 1890. The name “vivax” was given to the species because of its amoeboid nature. P. vivax causes a disease in humans called benign tertian malaria. This parasite shows a greater tendency to invade younger red blood cells (RBCs). There are mainly four […]

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Recognition and Features of Malaria Parasites

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Guidelines in Management of Severe (Complicated) Malaria

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Treatment Types for Malaria

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