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Erythrocyte invasion by the rodent malaria Plasmodium chabaudi chabaudi

O'Donovan, 1993

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O'Donovan S
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Erythrocyte invasion is a process essential to the survival of malaria parasites. An understanding of the mechanisms that occur during the invasion event is important, since interruption of any of these events would halt the parasite's asexual cycle and prevent …
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