Fleming / IgG / LG / Wellcome Trust / Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A / Lehman / Boyo AE / Creative Commons / StataCorp / Donnelly / Leverhulme Trust / /
Country
Sudan / Gambia / Kenya / Tanzania / Nigeria / Liberia / United Kingdom / /
Facility
University of Rome / Kilifi District Hospital / Open University / Blood Research Laboratory / Laboratory Procedures / John Radcliffe Hospital / Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine / Kenya Medical Research Institute / /
MedicalCondition
malaria disease / mild malaria / asymptomatic infections / ABSTRACT Background Malaria / clinical malaria / deļ¬ned malaria / both severe malaria / Incident malaria infections / rodent malaria / severe and complicated malaria / malaria infections / MS / infections / malaria / Plasmodium falciparum malaria / severe and fatal malaria / Sickle Cell Trait Thomas N. Williams1 / Sickle Cell Trait Patient Summary Background Sickle cell anemia / individual malaria infections HbAS / Malaria infection / fever / severe malaria / Plasmodium falciparum infection / sickle cell disease / individual infections / P. falciparum malaria / infection / mild clinical malaria / sickle cell trait / /
Organization
Nuffield Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences / University of Rome / John Radcliffe Hospital / Open University / Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine / World Health Organization / London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / National Blood Transfusion Service / Kilifi District Hospital / Centre for Geographic Medicine Research / Kenya Medical Research Institute / Kenya Medical Research Institute National Ethical Review Committee / Nuffield Department of Medicine / Department of Paediatrics / /
Person
David J / Steve Bennett / Ann Trop Med / David Modiano / /
Position
Author / Academic Editor / Professor / Director / /
Open access, freely available online PLoS MEDICINE An Immune Basis for Malaria Protection by the Sickle Cell Trait