Shivakrishna Pabba wrote:

> Hi friends can any one tell me the good standard procedure for antimalarial activity.

It seems to me in most cases chloroquine or artemisinin is given.

A collection of news links (in 50% of the cases in English):

http://www.augos.com/diverses/Malaria-Medikament.html

Regards,

Joachim

We have recommended procedures for determination of in vitro susceptibility to antimalarials drugs; isotopic uptake inhibition, HRP2 and SYBR Green.

https://www.wwarn.org/learning/procedures/invitro

Let me know if you need more information to get started!

Good luck!

Sabina

Scientific Coordinator In Vitro Module, World-Wide Antimalarial Resistance Network (WWARN)

Actually, there are modifications from one lab to another. I hope one of our review articles will be of help.

Good luck.

Parasite counting in the peripheral blood at periodic intervals up to 21 days after chloroquin therapy would help in knowing the activity of chloroquin the most widely used antimalarial dr gsv