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Mosquito Transmission and Human Hepatocyte Infections With <i>Plasmodium ovale curtisi</i> and <i>P. ovale wallikeri</i>

2018-10-05

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Human ovale malaria is caused by the two closely related species Plasmodium ovale curtisi and P. ovale wallikeri . Both species are known to relapse from quiescent hepatic forms months or years after the primary infection occurred. Although some studies have succeeded in establishing mosquito transmission for ovale malaria, none have specifically described transmission and human hepatocyte inf...

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f6890609-ed46-533a-aae2-ab44e79eceff
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10.1101/435768
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