Genetic resistance to human malaria

Abstract

to review the state of knowledge on genetic resistance associated with malaria Genetic resistance to malaria can be describe as an inherited alteration or changes in the genetic material of humans specifically DNA molecule and other vital biomolecules which the chances of resistance to malaria and in an increased survival of individuals with those genetic alterations. In such changes the general wellbeing and survival of the parasite to the extent that the parasite cannot multiply or replicate itself while in such erythrocyte. such alteration in the DNA molecule with some of the vital chemical and biochemical processes of the parasite ( Plasmodim ). several genetic disorders and trait Sickle cell disease, Glocose-6-Phosphatedehyrogenase deficiency, Pyruvate Kinase deficiency, Duffy antigen, Ovalocytocytosis, Thalassemia and blood against malaria in who at one of