SYNCHRONIZATION OF PLASMODIUM-YOELII NIGERIENSIS AND P-Y KILLICKI INFECTION IN THE MOUSE BY MEANS OF PERCOLL-GLUCOSE GRADIENT STAGE FRACTIONATION - DETERMINATION OF THE DURATION OF THE SCHIZOGONIC CYCLE
E. Deharo et al., SYNCHRONIZATION OF PLASMODIUM-YOELII NIGERIENSIS AND P-Y KILLICKI INFECTION IN THE MOUSE BY MEANS OF PERCOLL-GLUCOSE GRADIENT STAGE FRACTIONATION - DETERMINATION OF THE DURATION OF THE SCHIZOGONIC CYCLE, Parasitology research, 80(2), 1994, pp. 159-164
The youngest (rings and young trophozoites) erythrocytic stages of Pla
smodium yoelii nigeriensis and P. yoelii killicki, two rodent malaria
subspecies developing very asynchronously in the blood, were separated
from the other stages using a discontinuous Percoll-glucose gradient.
They were inoculated into mice and the subsequent infection remained
synchronous for two generations. The duration of the asexual cycle was
found to be 18 h.