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Plasmo ‘die’ uhmm? False-Ipa-room? (Conclusion)

By STAR SCIENCE By Francesca Diane M. Liu | September 15, 2005 - 12:00am

The Challenge The first challenge is choosing the stage of parasitic invasion. This problem is important because it determines which type of antigenic protein is to be targeted since each stage has its individual...

Science and Environment

Plasmo ‘die’ uhmm? False-Ipa-room?

By STAR SCIENCE By Francesca Diane M. Liu | September 8, 2005 - 12:00am

(First of two parts) I do admit the title of my article sounds like a Yugoslavian tongue-twister whose meaning seems elusive to many, though in the field of medicine and parasitology, it is a word that signifies...

Science and Environment