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and cultural challenges. In some places, malaria is an inevitability. A lack of resources contributes to countries' susceptibly. Entire life styles have to be altered in order to eradicate malaria: regular medication and precautions are only a few aspects.

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Quarantining every infected individual is not a viable option

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Quarantining every infected individual is not a viable option

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there are too many of them. Plus, where would we fit them all? It wouldn't do any good, since we can't possibly find EVERY infected person in the wo

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Eradicating mosquitos would, in theory eradicate malaria, but

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Eradicating mosquitos would, in theory eradicate malaria, but

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it's not the best solution. This would disrupt the food chain, and throw ecosystems off.

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What are the qualities needed for a drug to attack 

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What are the qualities needed for a drug to attack 

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How frequently does asymptotic malaria develop into a symptomatic version?

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How frequently does asymptotic malaria develop into a symptomatic version?

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In what scenario can one develop a resistance against malaria?

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In what scenario can one develop a resistance against malaria?

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they ingest the gametocytes, which later turn into mature sex cells: gametes. These develop and eventually eat through the mosquito's gut, infecting its salivary glands. Then...

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The parasites in the RBCs develop into sexual forms of the parasite, called gametocytes, that circulate in the blood stream.

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Once the liver has been infected, the parasite moves on to red blood cells.

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Once the liver has been infected, the parasite moves on to red blood cells.

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The parasites multiply again until the cells burst. Then they invade more RBCs. This cycle is repeated, causing fever each time parasites break free and invade blood cells.

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The mosquito injects Plasmodium parasites

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The mosquito injects Plasmodium parasites

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into the person, in the form of sporozoites. The human is now infected with malaria. The sporozoites quickly travel to the individual's liver, where they multiply asexually over the course of 7-10 days. At this point, the patient shows no symptoms.

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when a pregnant mosquito bites a human. The female Anopheles draws a blood meal (to nourish her eggs) from an individual infected with malaria, the male and female cells of the parasite find their way into the gut of the mosquito.

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Malaria is transmitted through  vector mosquito.

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Malaria is transmitted through  vector mosquito.

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The sexual phase of the parasite’s life cycle occurs within the Anopheles mosquito.  The sexual phase of the parasite is called sporogony; it leads to the development of innumerable infecting forms of the parasite within the mosquito.