Eukaryotic unicellular pathogens from the genus Plasmodium are the etiological agents of
malaria, a disease that persists over a wide range of vertebrate species, including humans …

Numerous gut microbial studies have focused on bacteria. However, archaea, viruses, fungi,
protists, and nematodes are also regular residents of the gut ecosystem. Little is known …

Background: Understanding the genetic diversity of Plasmodium species through
polymorphic studies can assist in designing more effective control strategies of malaria like …

Host cell remodeling is critical for successful Plasmodium replication inside erythrocytes and
achieved by targeted export of parasite-encoded proteins. In contrast, during liver infection …

Malaria is the cause of more than half a million deaths annually and has been impacting
human and non-human primate populations for thousands of years. This long-standing …

Malaria is infamous for the massive toll it exacts on human life and health. In the face of this
intense selection, many human populations have evolved mechanisms that confer some …

Host cell remodeling is critical for successful Plasmodium replication inside erythrocytes and
achieved by targeted export of parasite-encoded proteins. In contrast, during liver infection …