Fever in malaria is due to

  • A
    Entry of sporozoites into blood capillaries
  • B
    Entry of merozoites into liver cells
  • C
    Release of merozoites from red blood cells
  • D
    Entry of cryptomerozoites into red blood cells

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Define/Explain: Haemozoin.

Where does the fertilization of male and female gametocytes of $Plasmodium$ occur?

The vector for causing sleeping sickness in man is

$Plasmodium$ species that causes malignant malaria is:

Assertion $A$: $A$ patient suffering from malaria experiences chills and high fever.
Reason $R$: The rupture of red blood cells by the $Plasmodium$ parasite releases a toxic substance called haemozoin into the blood.

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