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"Hide-and-seek" as modus vivendi of malaria parasites.

Roumanian archives of microbiology and immunology - 1 Jan 2000

Năşcuţiu Alexandra-Maria

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In the interaction between a microorganism and its host both partners get challenged. Microorganisms have proved to be clever enough to acquire capabilities of hiding from and escaping the consequences of immune surveillance. Malaria parasites are not exceptions to the rule. We review below some...

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PMID: 15055264

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