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Not only in horror movies, parasites capable of controlling hosts larger than it are many times also exist in our lives.
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Not only in horror movies, parasites capable of controlling hosts larger than it are many times also exist in our lives.
Researchers warn that drug-resistant malaria parasites are spreading in many Southeast Asian countries.
The process of DNA analysis for teeth dating back to 2,000 years of discovery in cemeteries in Italy provided clear evidence that malaria existed during the Roman Empire.
Use oil to disperse pathogenic fungi on the water surface to help kill mosquito larvae effectively.
There are currently 2 jumping spiders that specialize in hunting mosquitoes and one of them in particular
The global war against malaria is seriously threatened by the emergence of drug-resistant malaria parasites in Southeast Asian border areas.
A group of scientists from many parts of the world deciphered the parasite's genes, causing 40% of the world's 515 million malaria infections annually.
According to Lancet Global Health, a malaria parasite that has spread from monkeys to humans in Brazil has been identified by researchers, causing concern for the elimin…
For the first time in history, scientists have been testing a special vaccine for human malaria.
The enzyme that the team just discovered is called Phosphatidylinositol-4-kinase or PI4K.
According to the magazine, out of 40 people aged 20 to 44 who participated in the trial, 9 adults were vaccinated with the strongest dose, 6 were 100% protected.
On August 5, scientists from India and the United States reported decoding the genes of the parasites that caused most of the malaria cases outside Africa, and found tha…
International scientists have discovered a family of compounds that create a new generation of antimalarial drugs, which not only eliminates symptoms but also prevents t…
Scientists at the Sanger Institute in Cambridge (UK) have discovered a way to penetrate red blood cells of malaria-causing parasites, promising to help develop effective…