If it's half-hearted, the most resistantparasites will survive and start afresh.
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Background: The emergence of resistantparasites to artemisinin poses a threat to malaria treatment.
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Furthermore, it was not possible to select for heparin- resistantparasites.
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Genotypic analysis revealed a single point mutation in the beta subunit in resistantparasites.
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Stopping AP early may result in mono-prophylaxis with atovaquone and possibly select for atovaquone- resistantparasites.
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It is as if there are different ethnic groups of artemisinin- resistantparasites inhabiting the same region.
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Artemisinin- resistantparasites also exhibit decelerated progression through the first part of the asexual intraerythrocytic development cycle.
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The development of resistantparasites by adaptation with increasing concentrations of DIM generates random mutations in LdTOP1LS.
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Adherence to a 7-day quinine treatment schedule is likely to be poor and may increase the risk of selecting resistantparasites.
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We have measured microsatellite diversity at 26 markers around the dhfr gene in pyrimethamine-sensitive and - resistantparasites collected in southeast Africa.
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Background: Understanding pattern of antimalarials use at large scale helps ensuring appropriate use of treatments and preventing the spread of resistantparasites.
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Conclusions: Functional analysis of artemisinin resistance subpopulations illustrates the strong interplay between ubiquitination and cell division or differentiation in artemisinin resistantparasites.
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Intriguingly, BTZ-based inhibitors retain activity against atovaquone resistantparasites, suggesting this chemical class may provide an alternative to atovaquone in combination therapy.
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Such a tool will be valuable to malaria elimination programmes, and will also help to spot and contain the spread of drug- resistantparasites from Asia.
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Scientists fear a repeat of the global malaria resurgence after drug- resistantparasites emerged in Southeast Asia from the 1950s to the 1970s.