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The natural history of immune responses to malaria

2002-01-01

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Available evidence suggests that responses to the parasite-induced antigens on the surface of red cells infected by mature stages of <i>P. falciparum</i> (PIESA) confer variant-specific immunity against malaria. However, much of the available data are derived from cross-sectional or longitudinal studies restricted to a few weeks after a malaria episode. As such, the natural history of antibody responses to PIESA i...

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10.21954/ou.ro.0000fc0a
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