نتایج جستجو برای: malaria parasite

تعداد نتایج: 77774  

Journal: :Annali dell'Istituto superiore di sanita 2017
Pietro Alano

The spread of malaria relies on the ability of the Plasmodium parasites to be transmitted from infected individuals to the Anopheles mosquito vectors. Recent work on the most lethal of the malaria parasites, Plasmodium falciparum, identified the infected human bone marrow as a preferential site for the localization and maturation of the parasite transmission stages, the gametocytes. These findi...

Journal: :Trends in parasitology 2011
Miranda S Oakley Noel Gerald Thomas F McCutchan L Aravind Sanjai Kumar

Although clinically benign, malaria fever is thought to have significant relevance in terms of parasite growth and survival and its virulence which in turn may alter the clinical course of illness. In this article, the historical literature is reviewed, providing some evolutionary perspective on the genesis and biological relevance of malaria fever, and the available molecular data on the febri...

2015
Habibollah TURKI Ahmad RAEISI Kianoosh MALEKZADEH Amin GHANBARNEJAD Samaneh ZOGHI Masoud YERYAN Masoumeh ABEDI NEJAD Fatemeh MOHSENI Mohammad SHEKARI

BACKGROUND The aim of this study was to detect low parasite and asymptomatic malaria infections by means of three malaria diagnostic tests, in a low transmission region of Minab district, Hormozgan Province, southern Iran. METHODS Blood samples of 200 healthy volunteers from Bagh-e-Malek area were evaluated using microscopic, rapid diagnostic tests (RDT) and nested-PCR to inspect malaria para...

Journal: :iranian journal of parasitology 0
a heidari dept. of pathobiology, school of medicine, alborz university of medical sciences, karaj, iran h keshavarz dept. of medical parasitology and mycology, school of public health, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran and center for research of endemic parasites of iran (crepi), tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran s shojaee dept. of medical parasitology and mycology, school of public health, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran and center for research of endemic parasites of iran (crepi), tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran a raeisi dept. of medical entomology and vector control, school of public health, tehran university of medical sciences, tehran, iran s dittrich molecular biology laboratory lao oxford mahosotwelcome trust research unit, vientaine, laopdr

background: plasmodium vivax is the predominant species causes of malaria with about 90% total annual reported malaria in iran. this study conducted to determine the susceptibility of plasmodium vivax isolates to chloroquine in sistan and balochistan province, southeastern iran. methods: a total 270 subjects with symptomatic malaria and confirmed p. vivax infection completed the designed 28-day...

2018
Gerry Q Tonkin-Hill Leily Trianty Rintis Noviyanti Hanh H T Nguyen Boni F Sebayang Daniel A Lampah Jutta Marfurt Simon A Cobbold Janavi S Rambhatla Malcolm J McConville Stephen J Rogerson Graham V Brown Karen P Day Ric N Price Nicholas M Anstey Anthony T Papenfuss Michael F Duffy

Within the human host, the malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum is exposed to multiple selection pressures. The host environment changes dramatically in severe malaria, but the extent to which the parasite responds to-or is selected by-this environment remains unclear. From previous studies, the parasites that cause severe malaria appear to increase expression of a restricted but poorly defin...

Journal: :The Journal of infectious diseases 2014
Tuan M Tran Aissata Ongoiba Jill Coursen Cecile Crosnier Ababacar Diouf Chiung-Yu Huang Shanping Li Safiatou Doumbo Didier Doumtabe Younoussou Kone Aboudramane Bathily Seydou Dia Moussa Niangaly Charles Dara Jules Sangala Louis H Miller Ogobara K Doumbo Kassoum Kayentao Carole A Long Kazutoyo Miura Gavin J Wright Boubacar Traore Peter D Crompton

BACKGROUND Plasmodium falciparum reticulocyte-binding protein homologue 5 (PfRH5) is a blood-stage parasite protein essential for host erythrocyte invasion. PfRH5-specific antibodies raised in animals inhibit parasite growth in vitro, but the relevance of naturally acquired PfRH5-specific antibodies in humans is unclear. METHODS We assessed pre-malaria season PfRH5-specific immunoglobulin G (...

Journal: :Journal of vector borne diseases 2011
E I Ugwuja N C Ugwu

BACKGROUND & OBJECTIVES Malaria, one of the major health challenges of the tropics affecting about 500 million people, particularly the children and pregnant women have been associated with changes in urine compositions. The present study was undertaken to document the urinary abnormalities in malaria patients based on malaria species and the level of malaria parasitaemia. METHODS Febrile pat...

Journal: :Journal of cell science 2001
A Adisa F R Albano J Reeder M Foley L Tilley

The malaria parasite, Plasmodium falciparum, spends part of its life cycle inside the enucleated erythrocytes of its human host. The parasite modifies the cytoplasm and plasma membrane of its host cell by exporting proteins beyond the confines of its own plasma membrane. We have previously provided evidence that a plasmodial homologue of the COPII protein, Sar1p, is involved in the trafficking ...

Journal: :Cell host & microbe 2009
Kellen L Olszewski Joanne M Morrisey Daniel Wilinski James M Burns Akhil B Vaidya Joshua D Rabinowitz Manuel Llinás

Intracellular pathogens have devised mechanisms to exploit their host cells to ensure their survival and replication. The malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum relies on an exchange of metabolites with the host for proliferation. Here we describe a mass spectrometry-based metabolomic analysis of the parasite throughout its 48 hr intraerythrocytic developmental cycle. Our results reveal a gener...

Journal: :The American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene 2014
Kevin C Kobylinski Haoues Alout Brian D Foy Archie Clements Poom Adisakwattana Brett E Swierczewski Jason H Richardson

Recently there have been calls for the eradication of malaria and the elimination of soil-transmitted helminths (STHs). Malaria and STHs overlap in distribution, and STH infections are associated with increased risk for malaria. Indeed, there is evidence that suggests that STH infection may facilitate malaria transmission. Malaria and STH coinfection may exacerbate anemia, especially in pregnan...

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