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Researchers have made a new discovery regarding the mechanism by which malaria parasites enter red blood cells. It has been found that a ring-shaped protein structure known as the "moving junction" punctures the cell membrane and re-shapes it, facilitating the entry of the parasites. The study suggests that this discovery could pave the way for developing anti-malaria drugs that target this structure, after scientists successfully designed a protein that prevents the parasites from entering red blood cells.
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