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Host Immune and Metabolic Determinants of Sexual Conversion in Plasmodium Parasites IMMETASEX
Understanding the sexual conversion of the malaria parasite is essential to interrupt malaria transmission. A new tool is developed that, based on expression analysis of sexual stage biomarkers, will estimate sexual conversion rates in natural infections.
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