Results from a log-binomial regression model of seroprevalence to long-term antigens (AMA-1, GLURP-R2, MSP1-19, N = 5,152 unadjusted, 5,085 adjusted, individuals), and short-term antigens (GEXP18, H103/MSP11, HSP40 Ag1, Hyp2, CSP, and MSP2_CH150, N = 5,100 unadjusted, 5,036 adjusted, individuals) in 16 HFCA.
- Daniel J. Bridges (12050007)
- John M. Miller (410149)
- Victor Chalwe (3443672)
- Hawela Moonga (3408479)
- Busiku Hamainza (241435)
- Richard W. Steketee (9122372)
- Brenda Mambwe (8309928)
- Conceptor Mulube (8309931)
- Lindsey Wu (267582)
- Kevin K. A. Tetteh (8680866)
- Chris Drakeley (79962)
- Sandra Chishimba (8309925)
- Mulenga Mwenda (3586301)
- Kafula Silumbe (410147)
- David A. Larsen (9346834)
Publication date
December 2022
DOI Publisher
Public Library of Science (PLoS)Abstract
Results from a log-binomial regression model of seroprevalence to long-term antigens (AMA-1, GLURP-R2, MSP1-19, N = 5,152 unadjusted, 5,085 adjusted, individuals), and short-term antigens (GEXP18, H103/MSP11, HSP40 Ag1, Hyp2, CSP, and MSP2_CH150, N = 5,100 unadjusted, 5,036 adjusted, individuals) in 16 HFCA.</p
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