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Age-related pattern and monocyte-acquired haemozoin associated production of erythropoietin in children with severe malarial anaemia in Ghana

• James Abugri, John Kweku Amissah Tetteh, +4 authors Bartholomew Dicky Akanmori
• BMC Research Notes
• 2014

Malaria continues to be a global health challenge, affecting more than half the world’s population and causing approximately 660,000 deaths annually. The majority of malaria cases are caused by… (More)

Variation in Plasmodium falciparum erythrocyte invasion phenotypes and merozoite ligand gene expression across different populations in areas of malaria endemicity.

• Paul W. Bowyer, Lindsay B. Stewart, +5 authors David J Conway
• Infection and immunity
• 2015

Plasmodium falciparum merozoites use diverse alternative erythrocyte receptors for invasion and variably express cognate ligands encoded by the erythrocyte binding antigen (eba) and reticulocyte… (More)

Assessing the impact of differences in malaria transmission intensity on clinical and haematological indices in children with malaria

• Henrietta Esi Mensah-Brown, James Abugri, +5 authors Gordon A. Awandare
• Malaria Journal
• 2017

Malaria control interventions have led to a decline in transmission intensity in many endemic areas, and resulted in elimination in some areas. This decline, however, will lead to delayed acquisition… (More)

Analysis of Erythrocyte Invasion Mechanisms of Plasmodium falciparum Clinical Isolates Across 3 Malaria-Endemic Areas in Ghana.

• Henrietta Esi Mensah-Brown, Nicholas Amoako, +7 authors Gordon A. Awandare
• The Journal of infectious diseases
• 2015

BACKGROUND Plasmodium falciparum invades human erythrocytes by using an array of ligands that interact with several receptors, including sialic acid (SA), complement receptor 1 (CR1), and basigin. We… (More)

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