Seasonal variations in Plasmodium falciparum genetic diversity and multiplicity of infection in asymptomatic children living in southern Ghana

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Infectious Diseases, August 2018

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RT @hanniepower: Happy Wednesday #Plasmodium/#malaria friends! Heres an interesting @BMC_series paper that caught my eye from a week ago. T…

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RT @hanniepower: Happy Wednesday #Plasmodium/#malaria friends! Heres an interesting @BMC_series paper that caught my eye from a week ago. T…

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RT @hanniepower: Happy Wednesday #Plasmodium/#malaria friends! Heres an interesting @BMC_series paper that caught my eye from a week ago. T…

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Happy Wednesday #Plasmodium/#malaria friends! Heres an interesting @BMC_series paper that caught my eye from a week ago. This study looked at MSP1 & MSP2 genetic variation in a Ghanian cohort across seasons and transmission settings. A lot of MSP1 vari

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