Specificity of auto-antibodies in malaria and the role of polyclonal activation

Specificity of auto-antibodies in malaria and the role of polyclonal activation

1983

individuals living in malaria endemic region in Upper Volta, incidence and specificity of auto-antibodies, significant relationship between high frequency of auto-antibodies, high malaria antibody titres, and high IgM levels, antinuclear antibodies were by far most frequently observed, possible mechanisms involved in induction of autoimmune phenomenon

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adolescent aged analysis antibodies autoimmunity burkina faso humans immunity immunology infant malaria malaria plasmodium falciparum

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Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene

Volume 77 Issue 2 Pagination 185 - 188 ISSN 0035-9203

Publisher

Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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Antibody specificity; Child; Preschool; Child; Immunoglobulin m; Female; Male; Middle aged; Autoantibodies; Immunoglobulin g; Adult

Language

English

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Text; Journal Article

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Specificity of auto-antibodies in malaria and the role of polyclonal activation

1983

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