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Some Morphological Features ofPlasmodium Falciparum

J. W. W. Stephens

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A microscopical examination of stained films (Leishman or Giemsa) showed numerous P. falciparum parasites and a very scanty crescent infection.The red cell infection rate was approximately I per cent., and the relative numbers of single and multiple infections were :single, 69 per cent.; multiple, 31 per cent.

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A microscopical examination of stained films (Leishman or Giemsa) showed numerous P. falciparum parasites and a very scanty crescent infection.The red cell infection rate was approximately I per cent., and the relative numbers of single and multiple infections were :single, 69 per cent.; multiple, 31 per cent.

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A microscopical examination of stained films (Leishman or Giemsa) showed numerous P. falciparum parasites and a very scanty crescent infection.The red cell infection rate was approximately I per cent., and the relative numbers of single and multiple infections were :single, 69 per cent.; multiple, 31 per cent.

Key concepts: Plasmodium falciparum, Parasitology, Tropical medicine, Annals, Malaria, Biology, Virology, Plasmodium (life cycle)

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