Malaria variorum

Andrew G. Clark ()
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Nature, 2002, vol. 418, issue 6895, 283-284

Abstract: A genetic study of the malaria parasite finds that this species is unexpectedly diverse. A second study shows multiple independent origins of mutations in one parasite gene that confer resistance to a widely used drug.

Date: 2002
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