Developing a multivariate prediction model of antibody features associated with protection of malaria-infected pregnant women from placental malaria

  1. Elizabeth H Aitken
  2. Timon Damelang
  3. Amaya Ortega-Pajares
  4. Agersew Alemu
  5. Wina Hasang
  6. Saber Dini
  7. Holger W Unger
  8. Maria Ome-Kaius
  9. Morten A Nielsen
  10. Ali Salanti
  11. Joe Smith
  12. Stephen Kent
  13. P Mark Hogarth
  14. Bruce D Wines
  15. Julie A Simpson
  16. Amy Chung
  17. Stephen J Rogerson  Is a corresponding author
  1. The University of Melbourne, Australia
  2. Royal Darwin Hospital, Australia
  3. Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, Australia
  4. University of Copenhagen, Denmark
  5. Seattle Children's Research Institute, United States
  6. Burnet Institute, Australia
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  1. Elizabeth H Aitken
  2. Timon Damelang
  3. Amaya Ortega-Pajares
  4. Agersew Alemu
  5. Wina Hasang
  6. Saber Dini
  7. Holger W Unger
  8. Maria Ome-Kaius
  9. Morten A Nielsen
  10. Ali Salanti
  11. Joe Smith
  12. Stephen Kent
  13. P Mark Hogarth
  14. Bruce D Wines
  15. Julie A Simpson
  16. Amy Chung
  17. Stephen J Rogerson
(2021)
Developing a multivariate prediction model of antibody features associated with protection of malaria-infected pregnant women from placental malaria
eLife 10:e65776.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.65776