In the blood – the remarkable ancestry of Plasmodium falciparum
Discussions concerning the origin and spread of malaria are popular. Colourful and diverse players, such as early hominids, agriculturalists, conquistadors and various animals, tend to feature prominently in imagined horrible histories. So, what of recent studies on genomic diversity in Plasmodium f...
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| Published in | Trends in parasitology Vol. 18; no. 8; pp. 356 - 359 |
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| Abstract | Discussions concerning the origin and spread of malaria are popular. Colourful and diverse players, such as early hominids, agriculturalists, conquistadors and various animals, tend to feature prominently in imagined horrible histories. So, what of recent studies on genomic diversity in
Plasmodium falciparum that claim to give more precision to the subject? Have they restricted the freeform speculation or just enhanced it? Or, are they pointing to a more important understanding about the parasite that might affect its future?
Discussions about the origin and spread of malaria are popular. Colourful and diverse players such as early hominids, agriculturalists, conquistadors, and various animals tend to feature prominently in imagined horrible histories. So, what of recent studies on genomic diversity in Plasmodium falciparum that claim to give more precision to the subject? Have they restricted the freeform speculation, or just enhanced it? Or, are they pointing to a more important understanding about the parasite that might affect its future? |
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| AbstractList | Discussions concerning the origin and spread of malaria are popular. Colourful and diverse players, such as early hominids, agriculturalists, conquistadors and various animals, tend to feature prominently in imagined horrible histories. So, what of recent studies on genomic diversity of Plasmodium falciparum that claim to give more precision to the subject? Have they restricted the freeform speculation or just enhanced it? Or, are they pointing to a more important understanding about the parasite that might affect its future? Discussions concerning the origin and spread of malaria are popular. Colourful and diverse players, such as early hominids, agriculturalists, conquistadors and various animals, tend to feature prominently in imagined horrible histories. So, what of recent studies on genomic diversity of Plasmodium falciparum that claim to give more precision to the subject? Have they restricted the freeform speculation or just enhanced it? Or, are they pointing to a more important understanding about the parasite that might affect its future?Discussions concerning the origin and spread of malaria are popular. Colourful and diverse players, such as early hominids, agriculturalists, conquistadors and various animals, tend to feature prominently in imagined horrible histories. So, what of recent studies on genomic diversity of Plasmodium falciparum that claim to give more precision to the subject? Have they restricted the freeform speculation or just enhanced it? Or, are they pointing to a more important understanding about the parasite that might affect its future? Discussions concerning the origin and spread of malaria are popular. Colourful and diverse players, such as early hominids, agriculturalists, conquistadors and various animals, tend to feature prominently in imagined horrible histories. So, what of recent studies on genomic diversity in Plasmodium falciparum that claim to give more precision to the subject? Have they restricted the freeform speculation or just enhanced it? Or, are they pointing to a more important understanding about the parasite that might affect its future? Discussions about the origin and spread of malaria are popular. Colourful and diverse players such as early hominids, agriculturalists, conquistadors, and various animals tend to feature prominently in imagined horrible histories. So, what of recent studies on genomic diversity in Plasmodium falciparum that claim to give more precision to the subject? Have they restricted the freeform speculation, or just enhanced it? Or, are they pointing to a more important understanding about the parasite that might affect its future? Discussions concerning the origin and spread of malaria are popular. Colourful and diverse players, such as early hominids, agriculturalists, conquistadors and various animals, tend to feature prominently in imagined horrible histories. So, what of recent studies on genomic diversity in Plasmodium falciparum that claim to give more precision to the subject? Have they restricted the freeform speculation or just enhanced it? Or, are they pointing to a more important understanding about the parasite that might affect its future? |
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