Marked heterogeneity in malaria infection rate in a Malian longitudinal cohort
E
Emily LaVerriere
Z
Zachary M. Johnson
M
Meg Shieh
(Department of Chemistry)
N
Nadege Nziza
G
Galit Alter
C
Caroline O. Buckee
P
Peter D. Crompton
B
Boubacar Traore
T
Tuan M. Tran
(Department of Biology, University of South Alabama)
D
Daniel E. Neafsey
Article Details
Journal
Nature Communications
Volume / Issue
Vol. 16, Issue 1
Published
July 15, 2025
ISSN
2041-1723
Publisher
Nature Portfolio
Authors (10)
E
Emily LaVerriere
Z
Zachary M. Johnson
M
Meg Shieh
Department of Chemistry
N
Nadege Nziza
G
Galit Alter
C
Caroline O. Buckee
P
Peter D. Crompton
B
Boubacar Traore
T
Tuan M. Tran
Department of Biology, University of South Alabama
D
Daniel E. Neafsey
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