疟原虫的连续培养对生产足量疟疾抗原是先决条件。无性期的培养已显出可能性,但其他发育期的培养也不应轻视。研究红外期者已能用鸟疟原虫在体外感染鼠肝细胞。人疟红前期的培养有其自限性,对红外期的培养尚未发展到在不久的将来能得到实际应用疫苗的程度。同样,对有性期的培养也有其自限性。carter等(1976)用鸡疟原虫配子母体疫苗接种的鸟预防了蚊虫感染是令人鼓舞的,但还未看出不久能在人的疫苗试验成功。大多数的疟原虫无性期培养要在红细胞 Continuous culture of Plasmodium is a prerequisite for the production of sufficient malaria antigens. Incubation period has shown the possibility of training, but other developmental stages of culture should not be underestimated. Studies of IR have been able to infect mouse hepatocytes with avian Plasmodium. Human malaria red pre-culture has its own limitations, the culture of the infrared has not yet been developed to the extent practical vaccine can be obtained in the near future. Similarly, there is self-limitedness in the training of sexual periods. Carter et al. (1976) Prevention of mosquito infestations by birds vaccinated with the maternal mother penguin gametophy vaccine is encouraging, but it has not been shown any success in human vaccine trials. Most of the malaria parasite asexual culture in the red blood cells