Indian researcher reveals how malaria parasites move, behave inside human body
Researchers revealed that the malaria parasite has evolved flexibility as an essential means to adapt to its mechanical environment and to ensure efficient transmission.
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Researchers revealed that the malaria parasite has evolved flexibility as an essential means to adapt to its mechanical environment and to ensure efficient transmission.
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Researchers at Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf test high-intensity laser-accelerated proton therapy on animals.