A study of the TNF/LTA/LTB locus and susceptibility to severe malaria in highland papuan children and adults

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Louise M Randall

Enny Kenangalem

Daniel A Lampah

Emiliana Tjitra

Esther D Mwaikambo

Tjandra Handojo

Kim A Piera

Zhen Z Zhao

Fabian de Labastida Rivera

Yonghong Zhou

Karli M McSweeney

Lien Le

Fiona H Amante

Ashraful Haque

Amanda C Stanley

Tonia Woodberry

Ervi Salwati

Donald L Granger

Maurine R Hobbs

Ric N Price

J Brice Weinberg

Grant W Montgomery

Nicholas M Anstey

Christian R Engwerda

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[1] Queensland Institute of Medical Research and Australian Centre for Vaccine Development,Department of Paediatrics

[2] The University of Queensland,International Health Division

[3] School of Population Health,Divisions of Infectious Diseases and Endocrinology

[4] National Institute of Health Research and Development-Menzies School of Health Research Malaria Research Programme,Centre for Vaccinology & Tropical Medicine

[5] and District Ministry of Health,Division of Medicine

[6] National Institute of Health Research and Development,Division of Hematology

[7] Herbert Kairuki Memorial University,Oncology

[8] Menzies School of Health Research and Charles Darwin University,undefined

[9] University of Utah and VA Medical Centers,undefined

[10] Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine,undefined

[11] Churchill Hospital,undefined

[12] Royal Darwin Hospital,undefined

[13] Duke and VA Medical Centers,undefined

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Malaria Journal | / 9卷

关键词：

Tumour Necrosis Factor; Malaria; Severe Malaria; Cerebral Malaria; Haplotype Block;

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