In Humans, Red Blood Cells That Have Been Infected with the Parasite

question 57

Multiple Choice

In humans, red blood cells that have been infected with the parasite that causes malaria (Plasmodium) are destroyed mainly in the

• A) spleen.
• B) liver.
• C) thymus.
• D) kidney.

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