Isolation and Characterization of Erythrocyte and Parasite Membranes from Rhesus Red Cells Infected with P. knowlesi

Erythrocytic forms of Plasmodia synthesize glycoproteins that become exported from the parasite and its vacuole to be inserted into the host cell membrane. The best characterized protein of this category is an Mr 74 000, pI 4.8 glycoprotein, synthesized by plasmodium knowlesi, PkGP74, has immunogeni...

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