摘要: IN human malaria it has long been recognized that total loss of blood is significantly more extensive than which can be attributed to the direct rupture parasites emerging from infected erythrocytes1. In a comparative survey and replacement in plasmodial infections other mammals birds, excessive erythrocyte destruction same type observed all except one host–parasite combinations studied date, namely rats with Plasmodium berghei 2, vinckei 3, rhesus monkeys cynomolgi, gonderi, knowlesi 4, chickens lophurae (Zuckerman, A., unpublished results).
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