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We provide first evidence of emergence of the CVMNT haplotype in West Africa. The high prevalence of pfcrt CVIET and SVMNT haplotypes in Nigeria and Brazil, respectively, is indicative of different selective pressure by chloroquine and amodiaquine.
The resurgence of the malaria eradication agenda and the increasing number of severe manifestation reports has contributed to a renewed interested in the Plasmodium vivax infection.
Compliance with the P. vivax malaria treatment is a characteristic of 242/280 patients in the surveyed region.
Gestational malaria is a multi-factorial syndrome leading to poor outcomes for both the mother and foetus.
Environmental factors and their alteration are associated with the occurrence and spatial distribution of malaria cases in rural settlements.
Anopheles darlingi depends on forested regions for their larval and adult survival.
These findings confirm the dimorphism of EBA175, since only the two types of fragments were amplified, C-fragment and F-fragment.
