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Asexual stage synchronicity in symptomatic and asymptomatic falciparum malaria

2022-03-14

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Andrade et al have reported that P. falciparum parasitised erythrocytes circulate for longer in persistent asymptomatic infections than in symptomatic malaria. This radical suggestion, attributed to in-vivo adaptation by the parasite population to reduced cytoadherence, is based largely on in-vivo transcriptomic data from 24 Malian children: 12 with acute falciparum malaria and 12 with asymptomatic parasitaemia. W...

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47970e58-0245-5707-ac45-ed335c3d3d14
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10.1101/2022.03.13.22272117
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