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• W2082292126 abstract "Abstract The ability of the host to overcome a malarial infection is determined not only by immunologic mechanisms but also by certain innate characteristics of the host. Innate resistance characteristics are inherited, often as simple Mendelian factors e.g., the sickle cell trait and the Duffy blood group determinants. They are not elaborated as the direct result of an individual's exposure to infection. In evolutionary terms, however, the selective pressures of malarial infection on human populations profoundly affect the distribution and frequency of traits conferring resistance to the disease. Mechanisms of innate resistance to malaria have only been described against the blood stages. As yet nothing is known of the influence of the host upon gametocytogenisis or the establishment of the sporozoite in the liver of the mammalian host in the initial stages of infection. Innate resistance to the asexual stages in the blood may operate by creating conditions at the erythrocyte membrane, within the erythrocyte, or in the plasma, which limit the ability of the parasite to multiply. The demonstration that a surface receptor on the erythrocyte controls the parasite's ability to invade the erythrocyte suggests that such a mechanism may underlie the host specificity in other Sporozoa ." @default.
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