Infected sickled red blood cells create a hostile environment for the plasmodium parasite in malaria. The sickle cells have membranes, stretched by their unusual shape, that become porous and leak nutrients that the parasites need to survive and the faulty cells eventually get eliminated quite fast by the organisms, destroying the parasite along the way.
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Sedimentary rocks, I think
I think it is C, though not sure. Hope this helps you.
Its a solid because it would melt
The portion of the pharynx that receives air from the internal nares is the nasopharynx.
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