Impact of host stress on the replication rate of Plasmodium: take it easy to avoid malaria recurrences

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Malaria is widespread throughout the world and affects many animal species. Although the origin of this vector-borne disease was discovered more than a century ago, several aspects of the within-host infection dynamic are still poorly understood. Among them, the factors triggering parasite recurrences – episodes of brief increase in parasite number following a period when the parasite was either absent or present...

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• Animal Behavior and Reproduction
• Bird parasitology and diseases
• Malaria Research and Control

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caab5219-fbad-595c-aac2-2b4e8928ddc8

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10.3389/fevo.2023.1191664