Overall, regardless of the different
plasmodial species, parasitemia was significantly higher in true positives than in false negatives diagnosed by RDT (p = 2.6 x [10.sup.-8]).
By the 1960 meeting, the organism had been provisionally identified by its
plasmodial stage as a haplosporidan, but the lack of a spore stage delayed species designation and the parasite came to be known as MSX for "Multinucleated sphere unknown." In 1966, the organism was officially described and named Minchinia nelsoni (Haskin et al.
La infeccion
plasmodial mixta (IPMx) es la presencia de formas sexuales o asexuales de dos o mas especies simultaneas de Plasmodium spp.
Suganthi, "In vitro anti-
plasmodial activity of chosen terrestrial medicinal plants against Plasmodium falciparum," Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Biomedicine, vol.
The presence of asymptomatic
plasmodial infections in Colombia has been explored in few studies, most of them conducted in Tierralta, Buenaventura, and Tumaco [19, 2225].
Plasmodial species were also confused in these two sites and parasite density estimation was largely different from the expert's assessment.
PCR test for the detection and differentiation of malaria parasites requires more time and cost yet it has been shown to be a more sensitive assay with the ability to differentiate
plasmodial species and detect mixed infections.
(26) Actomyosin is extracted by homogenizing Physarum
plasmodial cells in a high-salt buffer (pH 7.8-8.0) containing EGTA, followed by the removal of cell debris and slime by centrifugation at 50,000 x g for 30min (Steps 1 and 2).
Although rodents do not produce exactly the signs and symptoms observed in the human
plasmodial infection (Pedroni et al., 2006) they however, have been reported to produce disease features similar to those of human
plasmodial infection with P.