KRISPY ~ As a follow up to PLASMODIUM (n. biol.)

Mass of naked protoplasm formed by fusion or aggregation of amoeboid bodies without fusion of their nuclei; generic name of microscopic parasitic organism whose presence and multiplication in the blood of man constitutes malaria. [mod. L.f. PLASMA + odium, see ODE (… usu. of exalted style and enthusiastic tone)]

And See: ASMODEUS, described in The Red Serpent Document, Holy Blood & Grail. Prominent grotesque statue at the entrance to the Rennes Le-Chateau Church.


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CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF PLASMODIUM

Members of the genus Plasmodium are eukaryotic microbes. Therefore, the cell and molecular biology of Plasmodium will be similar to other eukaryotes. A unique feature of the malarial parasite is its intracellular lifestyle. Because of its intracellular location the parasite has an intimate relationship with its host cell which can be described at the cellular and molecular levels.

In particular, the parasite must enter the host cell, and once inside, it modifies the host cell. Table of Contents:

Host Erythrocyte Invasion
Initial Binding and MSP-1
Reorientation and Secretory Organelles
Junction Formation and Microneme Proteins
Parasite Entry and Motility
Summary


Host Erythrocyte Modification
Knobs and Cytoadherence
Endothelial Cell Receptors
Antigenic Variation
Summary


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In other words ~ REMOTE CELL CONTROL!!

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