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parasitaemia::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | parasitemia |
| Type of | blood disease, blood disorder |
Examples of parasitaemia
parasitaemia
The age-adjusted prevalence of parasitaemia for each category is presented as a dashed black line.
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Absence of seasonal variation in malaria parasitaemia in an area of intense seasonal transmission.
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Genomic DNA was isolated from blood drawn from an infected rhesus monkey at 10% ring stage parasitaemia.
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These effects need to be specified both in terms of their impact on observed parasitaemia and on the level of accumulated pigmentation.
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The intervention was assumed to result in the immediate clearance of any ongoing parasitaemia, followed by a period of prophylaxis.
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In infants that don't yet have immunity to malaria, blood-stage parasitaemia was recently shown to impair the growth of a subsequent infection of liver cells.
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Elimination of P. vivax presents special challenges, in particular the parasite's production of dormant hypnozoites that enables relapses long after the initial parasitaemia has cleared.
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As a result, in the modelled primigravidae, the incidence of placental sequestration at this stage of gestation is equivalent to the age-adjusted prevalence of parasitaemia in the general population.
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