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Clinical malaria incidence following an outbreak in Ecuador was predominantly associated with<i>Plasmodium falciparum</i>with recombinant variant antigen gene repertoires

2021-04-15

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To better understand the factors underlying the continued incidence of clinical episodes of falciparum malaria in E-2020 countries targeting elimination, we have characterised Plasmodium falciparum disease transmission dynamics after a clonal outbreak on the northwest coast of Ecuador over a period of two years. We apply a novel, high-resolution genotyping method, the “ var code” based on a single PCR to fingerpri...

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d2b396b4-dc97-51db-9d02-486e247ed443
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10.1101/2021.04.12.21255093
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