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Transmissibility of clinically relevant atovaquone-resistant <i>Plasmodium falciparum</i> by anopheline mosquitoes

2023-02-07

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Rising numbers of malaria cases and deaths underscore the need for new interventions. Long-acting injectable medications, such as those now in use for HIV prophylaxis, offer the prospect of a malaria “chemical vaccine”, combining the efficacy of a drug (like atovaquone) with the durability of a biological vaccine. Of concern, however, is the possible selection and transmission of drug-resistant parasites. We addre...

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20674d4f-5115-5bd9-a867-a429f4b36b41
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10.1101/2023.02.07.527535
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