A method to preserve low parasitaemia Plasmodium-infected avian blood for host and vector infectivity assays.
ABSTRACT.Background: Avian malaria vector competence studies are needed to understand more succinctly complex avian parasite-vector-relations. The lack of vector competence trials may be attributed to the difficulty of obtaining gametocytes for the majority of Plasmodium species and lineages. To con...
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2016
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