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Human Malaria Transmission: Reconciling Field and Laboratory Data

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Advances in Disease Vector Research

Part of the book series: Advances in Disease Vector Research ((VECTOR,volume 10))

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The human malaria parasite life cycle appears deceptively simple because it involves only one species of vertebrate host (humans) and anopheline mosquitoes to transmit the pathogen. However, a number of host, vector, and pathogen factors have evolved that interact with ecological and logistic considerations to determine whether transmission of the parasite from a mosquito to a human, or the converse, will successfully occur.

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