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Tropism of Plasmodium malariae for young red blood cells and the bone marrow
Fundamental aspects of the biology of the third most prevalent human malaria species Plasmodium malariae, including the basis for its capacity to establish chronic, low-density infections associated with debilitating quartan fevers, remain poorly characterized, hampering control efforts. Her
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