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Plasmodium antigens are proteins or glycoproteins expressed by parasites of the genus *Plasmodium*, responsible for malaria. They mediate host cell invasion, immune evasion, and transmission. Key examples include HRP2, pLDH, AMA1, CSP, MSPs, and Pfs230/Pfs48/45. They serve as diagnostic markers and vaccine targets. Polymorphism presents a significant challenge for vaccine development.
Antibody-mediated neutralization; blocking parasite development; preventing transmission
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