Who discovered Plasmodium in R.B.C of human beings?
Correct answer: C. Laveran
- A. Ronald Ross
- B. Mendel
- C. Laveran
- D. Stephans
Explanation
Charles Louis Alphonse Laveran, a French physician, was the one who discovered Plasmodium in the red blood cells (RBCs) of human beings. He made this groundbreaking discovery in 1880 while he was serving as a military doctor in Algeria. Laveran observed the parasites inside the RBCs of patients suffering from malaria, and his work marked the first identification of the malaria parasite.
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