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Free Subscription 22.04.2024 1 J Immunol 1 J Infect Dis 1 J Travel Med 7 Malar J 4 PLoS One 1 Trends Parasitol

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J Immunol

1. JOHNSON JT, Surette FA, Ausdal GR, Shah M, et al
   CD4 T Cell-Derived IL-21 Is Critical for Sustaining Plasmodium Infection-Induced Germinal Center Responses and Promoting the Selection of Memory B Cells with Recall Potential.
   J Immunol. 2024;212:1467-1478.
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   J Infect Dis

2. GRAUMANS W, Ayo D, van Lieshout N, Lanke K, et al
   Plasmodium malariae and Plasmodium ovale-Prevalent and Relevant.
   J Infect Dis. 2024;229:1239-1240.
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   J Travel Med

3. BELTRAN-ROSEL A, Ligero-Lopez J, Domingo-Morera JM, Lopez-Alonso B, et al
   A case of possible transfusion-acquired malaria in Zaragoza, Spain.
   J Travel Med. 2024 Apr 13:taae059. doi: 10.1093.
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   Malar J

4. VAN SCHUIJLENBURG R, Azargoshasb S, de Korne CM, Sijtsma JC, et al
   Ageing of Plasmodium falciparum malaria sporozoites alters their motility, infectivity and reduces immune activation in vitro.
   Malar J. 2024;23:111.
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5. POLLENUS E, Prenen F, Possemiers H, Knoops S, et al
   Aspecific binding of anti-NK1.1 antibodies on myeloid cells in an experimental model for malaria-associated acute respiratory distress syndrome.
   Malar J. 2024;23:110.
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6. KUMAR G, Gupta S, Kaur J, Pasi S, et al
   Mapping malaria vectors and insecticide resistance in a high-endemic district of Haryana, India: implications for vector control strategies.
   Malar J. 2024;23:107.
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7. MEKONEN B, Dugassa S, Feleke SM, Dufera B, et al
   Widespread pfhrp2/3 deletions and HRP2-based false-negative results in southern Ethiopia.
   Malar J. 2024;23:108.
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8. ISIKO I, Nyegenye S, Bett DK, Asingwire JM, et al
   Factors associated with the risk of malaria among children: analysis of 2021 Nigeria Malaria Indicator Survey.
   Malar J. 2024;23:109.
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9. SIMBEYE AJ, Kumwenda S, Cohee LM, Omondi D, et al
   Factors associated with malaria vaccine uptake in Nsanje district, Malawi.
   Malar J. 2024;23:105.
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10. KASSIMU KR, Ali AM, Omolo JJ, Mdemu A, et al
    The effect of an anti-malarial herbal remedy, Maytenus senegalensis, on electrocardiograms of healthy Tanzanian volunteers.
    Malar J. 2024;23:103.
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    PLoS One

11. CHILOMBE MB, Seydel KB, Hammond CA, Mwanza S, et al
    Protocol for a magnetic resonance imaging study of participants in the fever RCT: Does fever control prevent brain injury in malaria?
    PLoS One. 2024;19:e0294823.
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12. NISAR KS, Anjum MW, Raja MAZ, Shoaib M, et al
    Design of a novel intelligent computing framework for predictive solutions of malaria propagation model.
    PLoS One. 2024;19:e0298451.
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13. TESFAYE Z, Derso A, Zeleke AJ, Addisu A, et al
    Exploring coagulation parameters as predictive biomarkers of Plasmodium infection: A comprehensive analysis of coagulation parameters.
    PLoS One. 2024;19:e0301963.
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14. TALIB J, Abatan AA, HoekSpaans R, Yamba EI, et al
    The effect of explicit convection on simulated malaria transmission across Africa.
    PLoS One. 2024;19:e0297744.
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    Trends Parasitol

15. LONGLEY RJ, Malinga J, Hesping E, Sutanto E, et al
    MAM 2024: Malaria in a changing world.
    Trends Parasitol. 2024 Apr 11:S1471-4922(24)00074.
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