Cerebral malaria is frequently associated with latent parasitemia among the semi-immune population of eastern Sudan
Authors:
- Hayder A. GihaHGHayder A. Giha
- Ishraga E. A-ElbasitIAIshraga E. A-Elbasit
- Thoraya M.E. A-ElgadirTAThoraya M.E. A-Elgadir
- Ishag AdamIAIshag Adam
- Klavs BerzinsKBKlavs Berzins
- Gehad ElGhazaliGEGehad ElGhazali
- Mustafa I. ElbashirMEMustafa I. Elbashir
- 1 August 2005
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Microbes and Infection
- Vol. 7 (11-12) , 1196-1203
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