α-Thalassaemia trait is associated with antibody prevalence against malaria antigens AMA-1 and MSP-1.

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André van der Ven

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Bourema Kouriba

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Elimsaada Kituma

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Frank Mosha

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Jaffu Chilongola

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Modibo Daou

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Ogobaro Doumbo

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Reginald Kavishe

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10.1093/TROPEJ/FMU077

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Teun Bousema

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2015-01-20T00:00:00Z

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