Challenging your perception of malaria – quiz
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Srimathy Sriskantharajah
Executive Publisher at BioMed Central
Srimathy Sriskantharajah completed a BSc in Microbiology (UCL) and a PhD in environmental microbiology/ atmospheric chemistry (Royal Holloway University of London) before joining BioMed Central. Srimathy blogs about microbiology, infectious diseases and the environment amongst other things.
Srimathy is the Executive Publisher for Parasites & Vectors, Malaria Journal and other microbiology/ infectious diseases journals at BioMed Central.
Srimathy is the Executive Publisher for Parasites & Vectors, Malaria Journal and other microbiology/ infectious diseases journals at BioMed Central.
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thank you I learn from you that pengue has got malaria, although it lives in antarctics
Thank you
You assigned a space for malaria, a neglected disease among the underprivileged societies
Question 10 is wrong… “When it is transmitted by the male mosquito, the malaria parasite is at which stage of its life cycle?” It is only the female mosquito that takes a blood meal- which is required for egg development.
Well spotted. That was the point. It was a trick question.
Thank you very much.
We join our efforts to bring down malaria to the level no more public health problem.