Malaria, sexual development and transmission: retrospect and prospect.

Journal article

Abstract:: It is difficult to recapture the excitement of recent research into the malaria parasites. Plasmodium has shown itself to be a most elegant, resourceful and downright devious cell. To reveal any of its manifold secrets is a hard-won privilege. The thrill of this intellectual endeavour, however, has to be tempered by the realism that we have made unremarkable progress in attacking malaria in the field, where it remains almost as omnipresent as it ever was in the 19th and 20th centuries, and bo...
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Institution:

University of Oxford

Division:

MSD

Department:

NDM

Sub department:

Jenner Institute

Role:

Author

Language:: English
Keywords:: Sexual Development

Malaria

Anopheles

Insect Vectors

Animals

Plasmodium

Humans

Host-Parasite Interactions
Pubs id:: pubs:270996
UUID:: uuid:b6e1a464-8eae-4b16-974c-f3e3a4e22996
Local pid:: pubs:270996
Source identifiers:: 270996
Deposit date:: 2012-12-19

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