When malaria parasites infect reticulocytes, they gain access to this protective environment, allowing them to grow faster and better tolerate oxidative damage caused by artemisinin treatment, the study said
When malaria parasites infect reticulocytes, they gain access to this protective environment, allowing them to grow faster and better tolerate oxidative damage caused by artemisinin treatment, the study said
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When malaria parasites infect reticulocytes, they gain access to this protective environment, allowing them to grow faster and better tolerate oxidative damage caused by artemisinin treatment, the study said
