Abstract
The capacity of normal and malaria-infected mouse red cells to undergo fusion was investigated by phase contrast microscopy. The fusion of mouse red cells induced by 50% w w poly(ethylene glycol)-6000 in the presence of Ca +2 is enhanced by P. berghei infection. Cells carrying parasites in the ring form stage and early trophozoite stage show slightly higher fusion induced by dimethyl sulphoxide and Ca +2 than those carrying parasites in trophozoite and schizont stages.
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