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 +The promastigote replicates in the gut of the sandfly and is the infective form of the parasite. Once inside macrophages promastigotes transform to amastigotes and replicate - infecting successive cycles of macrophages. They are highly dependent on iron and have iron transport protein ZRT.
 +Their dense lipophosphoglycan glycocalyx stops C3b from forming the MAC. But the parasite keeps C3b to be phagocytosed by macrophages.   
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