Publications by authors named "Tal Block Tamin"
Article Synopsis
- Malaria-causing parasite Plasmodium falciparum uses signals from the body's immune response to decide when to change its behavior.
- High levels of a chemical called CXCL10 are found in severe cases of malaria but lower in patients who recover without issues.
- When CXCL10 levels are high, the parasite speeds up its growth, and if it can’t keep CXCL10 low, it changes its strategy to survive better in the host.
