Channels and transporters as drug targets in the  Plasmodium -infected erythrocyte

Kirk, Kiaran

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Channels and transporters as drug targets in the Plasmodium -infected erythrocyte

Date

2004

Authors

Kirk, Kiaran

Publisher

Elsevier

Abstract

Throughout the intraerythrocytic phase of its lifecycle the malaria parasite is separated from the extracellular medium by the plasma membrane of its host erythrocyte and by the parasitophorous vacuole in which the parasite is enclosed. The intracellular