Cells Infected with Plasmodium Falciparum Evade Being Filtered from the Bloodstream

Cells infected with Plasmodium falciparum evade being filtered from the bloodstream by the spleen by:

A) being too large to enter vessels of the spleen.
B) inhibiting extravasation by infected cells so they do not enter the spleen.
C) producing adhesion proteins that cause them to stick to the sides of blood vessels.
D) destroying MHC proteins on the surface of red blood cells.