Host iron status and erythropoietic response to iron supplementation determines susceptibility to the RBC stage of falciparum malaria during pregnancy. [electronic resource]

By:

Goheen, Morgan M

Contributor(s):

Bah, Amat
Wegmüller, Rita
Verhoef, Hans
Darboe, Bakary
Danso, Ebrima
Prentice, Andrew M
Cerami, Carla

Producer: 20190709Description: 17674 p. digitalISSN:

2045-2322

Subject(s):

Adult
Anemia, Iron-Deficiency -- metabolism
Cohort Studies
Dietary Supplements
Erythrocytes -- metabolism
Erythropoiesis -- physiology
Female
Humans
Iron -- metabolism
Malaria, Falciparum -- metabolism
Pregnancy

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In: Scientific reports vol. 7

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Publication Type: Journal Article; Randomized Controlled Trial; Research Support, N.I.H., Extramural; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't

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Host iron status and erythropoietic response to iron supplementation determines susceptibility to the RBC stage of falciparum malaria during pregnancy.

APA

Goheen M. M., Bah A., Wegmüller R., Verhoef H., Darboe B., Danso E., Prentice A. M. & Cerami C. (20190709). Host iron status and erythropoietic response to iron supplementation determines susceptibility to the RBC stage of falciparum malaria during pregnancy. : Scientific reports.

Chicago

Goheen Morgan M, Bah Amat, Wegmüller Rita, Verhoef Hans, Darboe Bakary, Danso Ebrima, Prentice Andrew M and Cerami Carla. 20190709. Host iron status and erythropoietic response to iron supplementation determines susceptibility to the RBC stage of falciparum malaria during pregnancy. : Scientific reports.

Harvard

Goheen M. M., Bah A., Wegmüller R., Verhoef H., Darboe B., Danso E., Prentice A. M. and Cerami C. (20190709). Host iron status and erythropoietic response to iron supplementation determines susceptibility to the RBC stage of falciparum malaria during pregnancy. : Scientific reports.

MLA

Goheen Morgan M, Bah Amat, Wegmüller Rita, Verhoef Hans, Darboe Bakary, Danso Ebrima, Prentice Andrew M and Cerami Carla. Host iron status and erythropoietic response to iron supplementation determines susceptibility to the RBC stage of falciparum malaria during pregnancy. : Scientific reports. 20190709.

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