Characteristics of circulating parasites in <i>P. malariae</i> natural infections.

<p>A) Percentage of intraerythrocytic parasite stages in circulation and representative pictures of each (Rings, Trophozoites, Schizonts) (n = 23). Error bars show SD; B) Merozoites per schizont (n = 23, each point represents the average of merozoites seen in all schizonts in a given sample);...

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Main Author:	Francois Dao (8521683) (author)
Other Authors:	Amadou Niangaly (83858) (author), Fanta Sogore (16327184) (author), Mamadou Wague (20513896) (author), Djeneba Dabitao (7858448) (author), Siaka Goita (334527) (author), Aboubacrin S. Hadara (20513899) (author), Ousmaila Diakite (16327181) (author), Mohamed Maiga (16327187) (author), Fatoumata O. Maiga (20513902) (author), Chantal Cazevieille (298435) (author), Cecile Cassan (20513905) (author), Arthur M. Talman (8521665) (author), Abdoulaye A. Djimde (16327190) (author), Alejandro Marin-Menendez (6030203) (author), Laurent Dembélé (17657134) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Ecology Infectious Diseases Computational Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified seven antibodies tested findings revealed anaemia employs alternative pathways clinical disease characteristics biology remains limited >, including exploring red blood cell infected participants presented plasmodium malariae </ regarding rbc invasion malariae </ infected individuals cell preferences vitro </ falciparum </ various enzymes significant reduction results suggest receptors known primarily due parasite ’ overlooked parasite molecular aspects may differ invade reticulocytes frequent co erythrocytic development effectively combat different maturities culture system contributes significantly complete blockade chymotrypsin ), better understanding asymptomatic cases
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Characteristics of circulating parasites in <i>P. malariae</i> natural infections.

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