First case of a naturally acquired human infection with Plasmodium cynomolgi

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Let me quickly summarise naturally acquired #Plasmodium cynomolgi #malaria in humans: Ta et al. 2014 (1st paper- https://t.co/CusnzDIY9h), Imwong et al., (2nd paper- https://t.co/v2s1HTCFKs) & now Grignard et al. in @IDSAInfo: https://t.co/wVVT2b875G

@hanniepower @IDSAInfo see also: https://t.co/eI4f6QXWrF or https://t.co/ULOWfnyl1L so anybody interested in looking at infectivity in human vs monkey RBCs? If you give me some spz to infect liver humanized mice, I can repopulate them with either human o

Plasmodium cynomolgi #malaria infections in humans in Borneo: https://t.co/XdSozcAoZk https://t.co/bDj50wLc6D

Primate malaria parasites threatening human health. Read 1st report of human P. cynomolgi http://t.co/sTFz60sxfC

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