-
stage in the
liver called a "
hypnozoite". Thus,
relapse is
applied only for
those plasmodial species that have
hypnozoites in the life cycle, such as Plasmodium...
-
human malarial infections caused by
Plasmodium ovale and P. vivax".
Hypnozoites are
directly sporozoite-derived. A
bradyzoite (G. bradys, slow + zōon...
- They form
hypnozoites, a
small stage that
nestles inside an
individual liver cell. This name
derives from "sleeping organisms". The
hypnozoites allow the...
-
parasites have been
eliminated from the
blood but have
persisted as
dormant hypnozoites in
liver cells.
Relapse commonly occurs between 8 and 24 w****s after...
-
merozoites as well as
hypnozoites, such as
merozoites in bone marrow,
thereby reducing the
number of
recrudescences (not only
hypnozoite-mediated relapses)...
- hepatocyte, but
remain in a dormant,
hypnozoite stage for w****s or months. However,
unlike the P.
vivax situation,
hypnozoites have yet to
actually be seen in...
-
applies in the case of P. vivax.
These hidden parasites (in
addition to
hypnozoites) are
thought to be the
origin of
instances of
recurrent P.
vivax malaria...
-
similar way." In 1982,
Krotoski et al
reported identification of P.
vivax hypnozoites in
liver cells of
infected chimpanzees. From 1980
onwards and
until recently...
-
Korean War to
prevent the
relapsing infection caused by
Plasmodium vivax hypnozoites.
Numerous cases of
hemolytic anemia were
observed in US
soldiers of North...
- P. fal****rum, P.
vivax and P. ovale. It has no
known effect against hypnozoites therefore is not used in the
prevention of relapse. It has a weak blood...
