Malaria: Plasmodium Structure Questions- PLEASE HELP :)? - malaria plasmodium pictures
In this project for malaria, high school leverl. The problems with the structure of the parasite. The malaria parasite Plasmodium.
I went to see many pictures of the cell, but many forms appear on Google.
"It is closed on the strain of Plasmodium, spherical or spiral?
"What is the parasite (protein?) Ex Nucleic Acids?
"I also wonder if the chain was a double or single?" (From my research, I've read it twice to check only!)
"What is the genome?
- How it affects the cells?
Any help is greatly appreciated! :) Thanks:)
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Malaria Plasmodium Pictures Malaria: Plasmodium Structure Questions- PLEASE HELP :)?
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I'm in the final year of high school and I'm in a class for Microbiology. That's what we learned about malaria.
Protozoa Plasmodium vivax.
Transmission: mosquitoes to humans (in tropical and temperate regions of the world found)
Stages: sporozoites, merozoites, gametocytes, hypnozoites.
Malaria attacks the red blood cells ... Here is a good photo: http://www.meskelsquare.com/pics/Malaria ...
Infected areas: blood, liver, spleen
Symptoms: enlarged spleen, chills, fever, drainage, depletion of red blood cells (anemia)
FACT: Drug therapy is less elastic than it did 30 years ago, before 1940, 2/3rds of the population lived in malaria areas.
Plasmodium to 94% of the time sphericular, but may be as a test. Parasite enzyme is extracted from paradomes.
Yes, the chain, it is twice or three times on Tuesday.
Genome Jackson was one of the Jackson 5
Cells affects both mentally and emotionally, sometimes physically. It is important to consider the feelings of the cells in these difficult situations. God bless Thos small cells.
I'm glad you specified that any help appreciate what I mean time to have taken place to build a precise answer is certainly in a position to help their investigation. Good luck with the doctor next Friday, hopefully not too serious. Love you xxxxxxxxxx
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