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reproductive restraint in malaria parasites: a standalone construct

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Parasitology

the puzzle that malaria parasites invest only a small fraction of within-host replication in transmission stages, explained with life-history trade-offs.

In parasitology, reproductive restraint in malaria parasites refers to the puzzle that malaria parasites invest only a small fraction of within-host replication in transmission stages, explained with life-history trade-offs. This meaning comes from Taylor (1997) in Parasitology Today.[1]

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Taylor, L. H., & Read, A. F. (1997). Why so few transmission stages? Reproductive restraint by malaria parasites. Parasitology Today, 13(4), 135-140. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0169-4758(97)89810-9

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