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Plasmodium falciparum protein

Molecular classification: Protein, Virulence Factor, Transporter, Host Cell Remodeling Protein, Apical Merozoite Protein

Overview

Plasmodium falciparum proteins are essential for the parasite's survival, pathogenicity, and interaction with the human host. These proteins are involved in nutrient acquisition, immune evasion, host cell remodeling, and virulence, making them potential targets for diagnostics, vaccines, or antimalarial drugs.

Biological functions

Parasite entry into red blood cellsNutrient acquisitionEvasion/modulation of host immune responsesErythrocyte invasionHost cell remodelingMetabolite transportCytoadherence

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MalariaCerebral malariaInfection

Biomarkers

HRP-II (diagnostic marker)

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