Possible biochemical impact of malaria infection in subjects with HIV co-infection in Anambra state, Nigeria. [electronic resource]

By:

Onyenekwe, C C

Contributor(s):

Ukibe, N
Meludu, S C
Ifeanyi, M
Ezeani, M
Onochie, A
Ofiaeli, N
Aboh, N
Ilika, A

Producer: 20080804Description: 151-6 p. digitalISSN:

0972-9062

Subject(s):

Adult
Animals
Biomarkers -- blood
CD4 Lymphocyte Count
Comorbidity
Female
HIV Infections -- blood
HIV-1
Hematocrit
Humans
Iron -- blood
Leukocyte Count
Malaria -- blood
Male
Nigeria -- epidemiology
Plasmodium falciparum -- immunology
Serum Albumin -- analysis

In: Journal of vector borne diseases vol. 45

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Possible biochemical impact of malaria infection in subjects with HIV co-infection in Anambra state, Nigeria.

APA

Onyenekwe C. C., Ukibe N., Meludu S. C., Ifeanyi M., Ezeani M., Onochie A., Ofiaeli N., Aboh N. & Ilika A. (20080804). Possible biochemical impact of malaria infection in subjects with HIV co-infection in Anambra state, Nigeria. : Journal of vector borne diseases.

Chicago

Onyenekwe C C, Ukibe N, Meludu S C, Ifeanyi M, Ezeani M, Onochie A, Ofiaeli N, Aboh N and Ilika A. 20080804. Possible biochemical impact of malaria infection in subjects with HIV co-infection in Anambra state, Nigeria. : Journal of vector borne diseases.

Harvard

Onyenekwe C. C., Ukibe N., Meludu S. C., Ifeanyi M., Ezeani M., Onochie A., Ofiaeli N., Aboh N. and Ilika A. (20080804). Possible biochemical impact of malaria infection in subjects with HIV co-infection in Anambra state, Nigeria. : Journal of vector borne diseases.

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Onyenekwe C C, Ukibe N, Meludu S C, Ifeanyi M, Ezeani M, Onochie A, Ofiaeli N, Aboh N and Ilika A. Possible biochemical impact of malaria infection in subjects with HIV co-infection in Anambra state, Nigeria. : Journal of vector borne diseases. 20080804.

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