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Upon entering its mammalian host, the malaria parasite productively invades two distinct cell types, that is, hepatocytes and erythrocytes during which several adhesins/invasins are thought to be involved. Many surface‐located proteins containing thrombospondin Type I repeat (TSR) which help establish host–parasite molecular crosstalk have been shown to be essential for mammalian infection. Previous...
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