Titlebook: Antimalarial Drugs I; Biological Backgroun Wallace Peters (Professor of Medical Protozoology) Book 1984 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1

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Metabolism and Spooner 1955; Moulder 1962; Honigberg 1967; Peters 1969; Fletcher and Maegraith 1972; Trager 1970; Oelshlegel and Brewer 1975; Homewood 1978; Sherman 1979). The present chapter is designed to provide an introduction to the metabolic capabilities of malarial parasites; where possible, biochemica

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In Vitro Culture Techniquesce of the parasite, especially ., while increased tolerance of the mosquito vectors to the older insecticides has exacerbated the global malaria problem by facilitating the return of infection to areas recently freed from the disease. The search for new chemotherapeutic agents and investigations aim

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Immunity the absence of specific treatment, the lethality of this infection, and the morbidity of malaria in general, is considerably influenced by the extent of the individual’s previous exposure to the malaria species in question. Other important factors influencing the outcome of infection, but not to be

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