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The lifecycle of malaria is shown below. Parasites move from the mosquito to mammal host, then back again (click on the image for a size version). Each
The lifecycle of malaria is shown below. Parasites move from the mosquito to mammal host, then back again (click on the image for a size version).  
stage has clinical and often morphological relevance - these are described in the other links in the section.
 
Knowledge of each stage is useful since each has clinical, and often morphological relevance (see links later in the section)


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*[[Overview of malaria biology]]
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*[[Pre-erythrocytic (liver) stage]]: understand the incubation period and re-crudecence of infection in some species
*Biology of the trohozoite stage
*Biology of the trohozoite stage
*[[Biology of the schizont]]
*[[Biology of the schizont]]
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*[[Re-infection of the mosquito]]
*[[Re-infection of the mosquito]]
*The host response to malaria
*The host response to malaria
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Revision as of 09:29, 30 April 2024

Overview of malaria lifecycle


The lifecycle of malaria is shown below. Parasites move from the mosquito to mammal host, then back again (click on the image for a size version).

Knowledge of each stage is useful since each has clinical, and often morphological relevance (see links later in the section)



More detailed information