Very Very Simple Application

To,

The Registrar,

Sir Syed University of Engineering & Technology,

Subject, Fees will submit jan-2013

R/Sir,

With due respect, I beg to say that I am MOIZ ASIF my Roll No. ____ sir due to some financial problem I can't submit of 6th semester fees at this time I will pay it Jan 2013 kindly allow me to submit my examination form so, I can continue my study.

I shall be very thankful to you for this act of kindness.

Date: 29-11-2012 Yours Obediently

Moiz Asif

people are infected by the bite of an infected female anopheles mosquito

It may be possible for elephants to contract malaria, as there are over 200 different Plasmodium species. However, elephants are not susceptible to the same five Plasmodiumspecies that humans are.

Malaria is transmitted by the bite of an infected female Anopheles mosquito. This bite introduces the parasites from the mosquito's saliva into a person's blood. The parasites then travel to the liver where they mature and reproduce.

Malaria is caused by the microscopic single -celled protozoan called Plasmodium , and is the deadliest organism on the planet. When a person with active malaria is bitten by the Anopheles mosquito, the mosquito injests the Plasmodium larvae with the blood meal. The larvae travel to the midgut of the mosquito, where they change form. When the mosquito bites UNinfected person, the plasmodium is injected into their bloodstream through the mosquito's saliva. The larvae are in the person's bloodstream , and transform again. Next they invade the blood cells, where they multiply over and over, bursting the blood cells and spreading even more larvae into the blood stream. The infection causes high fevers, and severe anemia, possibly leading to death. Another mosquito bites this person and spreads it to yet a third person.

( i think I left out a side-trip into the human liver somewhere, but you get the idea!)

It is not exactly known who discovered that mosquitoes carried malaria. Based on available research, however, the WHO discovered mosquito borne viruses in the 1920's. A number of leading scientists and researchers concurred with their findings. As a result, the World Health Organization and the CDC are credited with these findings and reports.

Myth: Only the female mosquito makes a buzzing sound

Fact: The buzzing sound you hear is from the beating of the wings. Both female and male wings make a buzzing sound. Most people don't hear the male mosquito because it doesn't bite.

source: www.leoncountyfl.gov/Mosquito

Yes, there are some scientists looking into it, but they found a disease inside a mountain gorilla's immune system and he has all the symtoms but the gorilla acts fine. They know that if a perso got it, they would die immediatly. So yes.

There are approximately 460 mosquito species. Of these over 100 can transmit human malaria. Of these 30-40 commonly transmit parasites which cause malaria in humans in areas where it is most prevalent. The single most common carrier is "Anopheles gambiae" which carries the most dangerous malaria parasite species - "Plasmodium falciparum".

G6PD or galactosemia.The baby is not able to metabolized galactose in the body causing mental retardation.Soy milk is recommended for this babies.

by giving people medicene from the hospital

Mostly it affects the red blood cells.

I know it is because of artemisinins unusual peroxide bridge... but how exactly i don't know

This is an example of a parisitic relationship because the organism harms the host.

The best way is to avoid mosquito bites. Use of spray/coils/repellant creams in the house and sleeping under mosquito nets. Use of nets in the doors and windows or any opening in the house, and spaying of ponds and stagnant water around the area will also help as it prevents breeding of the mosquitos

Yes

You won't catch malaria in Britain because we don't have mosquitos but British people can be affected by it if they have been to a country where it can be caught.

The CPT code for the malaria vaccine will vary depending on which country you're in. However, the CPT code is usually one of the following codes: 9940 or 99406

Once a person has it it never leaves the blood.

Malaria lives in mosquito's found in greater part of Africa, Middle east, South-east Asia, and South America.

In both the diseases, fever may start with slow onset. Patients suffering from both of them complain of headache. Patients suffering from both will have mild spenomegaly at some stage of fever. ( Usually at the end of week.) Both fevers have leucopenia in peripheral smear. Fever will never rise above 104 degree Fahrenheit in typhoid fever. And patient of typhoid fever will get 'toxic' in about 7 days of fever. At 104 degree Fahrenheit temperature he will need assistance of two persons to go to toilet as against patient of malarial fever. Patient of malarial fever can walk to longer distance without assistance. The experienced doctor can tell from the face of the patient that he is suffering from typhoid fever or not.

You can take the normal diet. You can eat, what ever is liked by you. You should take sugar solution, every two hours to prevent hypoglycemia. You should take milk and boiled eggs for proteins and green leafy vegetables to get the folic acid.

Malaria is a disease which involves a parasitic organism (a type of paramecium) that lives inside mosquitoes for part of its life-cycle and inside human beings for another part of its life-cycle; it is the mosquitoes and the human beings which are serving as host organisms to the parasite. So no, malaria is not a host.