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Antiprotozoal Agents --- Eukaryota --- pathogenicity

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Antimalarials. --- Antimalarial agents --- Antiprotozoal agents --- Malaria --- Chemotherapy

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Antimalarials --- Antipaludiques --- Antimalarial agents --- Antiprotozoal agents --- Malaria --- Chemotherapy

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From Artemisia annua L. to Artemisinins: The Discovery and Development of Artemisinins and Antimalarial Agents is the first book that systematically introduces the origin and development of artemisinine and artemisinine-based drugs. It includes four distinct sections, including Artemisia annua L., Artemisinin, Dihydroartemisinin, and other artemisinin derivatives. Tu Youyou, the chief inventor of artemisinin, together with other members from the research team, have written a book that will be a valuable reference work for both researchers involved in the medical industry and scholars who are interested in undertaking innovative research.--

Artemisinin. --- Antimalarials. --- Antimalarial agents --- Antiprotozoal agents --- Malaria --- Antimalarials --- Peroxides --- Sesquiterpenes --- Chemotherapy

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This volume brings some of the worlds best investigators to describe recent advances in both the scientific and clinical aspects of malaria, and bridges between the two. The opening chapters discuss antimalarials and resistance to them in Africa and Asia. Then there are reviews of the different clinical manifestations of malaria, ranging from uncomplicated infections to severe disease and its complications. This section is followed by detailed reviews of what the new ‘omics’ offer to investigators of Plasmodium biology and is completed by descriptions of advances in understanding the biology of Plasmodium in the mosquito. If this volume attracts new students and provokes existing investigators to explore new directions, then it will have achieved much of what it has set out to do.

Medicine. --- Parasitology. --- Biomedicine. --- Biology --- Clinical sciences --- Medical profession --- Human biology --- Life sciences --- Medical sciences --- Pathology --- Physicians --- Malaria. --- Plasmodium. --- Antimalarials. --- Ague --- Chills and fever --- Intermittent fever --- Malarial fever --- Fever --- Protozoan diseases --- Antimalarial agents --- Antiprotozoal agents --- Malaria --- Malaria parasites --- Plasmodiidae --- Chemotherapy