Multiple Malaria Infection Inhibits Spread Of Parasite

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Multiple Malaria Infection Inhibits Spread Of Parasite - 26-03-2007, 06:11 PM

People who are frequently infected with malaria parasites can develop immunity against the gametocyte, the infectious stage. This immunity inhibits the spread of the parasite. Researchers discovered this during research into malaria transmission with the inhabitants of Cameroon, Senegal and Indonesia. After just a few infections, people can develop immunity that inhibits transmission.

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