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Seasonal transcriptional profiling of malaria parasites using a new single-cell atlas of a Malian <i>Plasmodium falciparum</i> isolate

2025-04-14

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Asymptomatic persistence is crucial for the survival of malaria parasites in seasonal transmission settings, where transmission halts during dry months, while mosquitos are scarce and new infections rare. How Plasmodium falciparum avoids causing host symptoms or being cleared is not fully understood. Parasites that persist through the dry season circulate longer within the ∼48h replication cycle compared to paras...

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d84ac021-f8d9-5fd7-8155-5f92986a3909
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10.1101/2025.04.14.648697
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