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Plasmodium malariae is a
parasitic protozoan that
causes malaria in humans. It is one of
several species of
Plasmodium parasites that
infect other organisms...
- was the
first to
identify the
parasite in 1880, and
named it
Oscillaria malariae.
Ronald Ross
discovered its
transmission by
mosquito in 1897. Giovanni...
- can be
contracted by humans. It is
specifically caused by the
Plasmodium malariae species, one of the six
species of the
protozoan genus Plasmodium. Quartan...
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malaria that
spills over into
thousands of
people a year). P. ovale and P.
malariae generally cause a
milder form of malaria.
Malaria is
typically diagnosed...
- five
species that
regularly infect humans: P. vivax, P. fal****rum, P.
malariae, P. ovale, and P. knowlesi. P. fal****rum is by far the most
lethal in...
- the parasite's metabolism.
Despite its
morphological similarity to P.
malariae, P.
knowlesi is most
closely related to P.
vivax as well as
other Plasmodium...
- K.,
Haldar D.P. and
Chakravarty M.M. (1972)
Observations on
Mesnilium malariae gen.nov., spec.nov. (Haemosporidia, Sporozoa) from the
fresh water teleost...
- an
interval of
three days (72-hour periodicity),
typical of
Plasmodium malariae. The
following are
examples of
infectious diseases that may
feature intermittent...
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reclassified Laverania malariae into
Haemamoeba and
renamed it H.
malariae. As
approved by ICZN, the two
parasites are
known as
Plasmodium malariae and P. vivax...
- protein,
merozoite surface protein-1, and
small subunit ribosomal RNA of P.
malariae and P.
brasilianum showed that the two
parasites were very
closely related...