Search Results - "Kassambara, L"

Identification of complement receptor one (CR1) polymorphisms in west Africa by Moulds, J M, Kassambara, L, Middleton, J J, Baby, M, Sagara, I, Guindo, A, Coulibaly, S, Yalcouye, D, Diallo, D A, Miller, L, Doumbo, O

“…Complement receptor one (CR1) is a ligand for the rosetting of Plasmodium falciparum infected red cells with uninfected cells. Since CR1 exhibits three known…”
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Culture in vitro d'isolats de terrain de Plasmodium falciparum au Mali by DJIMDE, A. A, KIRKMAN, L, KASSAMBARA, L, DIALLO, M, PLOWE, C. V, WELLEMS, T. E, DOUMBO, O. K

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Molecular identification of Knops blood group polymorphisms found in long homologous region D of complement receptor 1 by Moulds, Joann M., Zimmerman, Peter A., Doumbo, Ogobara K., Kassambara, Lalla, Sagara, Issaka, Diallo, Dapa A., Atkinson, John P., Krych-Goldberg, Malgorzata, Hauhart, Richard E., Hourcade, Dennis E., McNamara, David T., Birmingham, Daniel J., Rowe, J. Alexandra, Moulds, John J., Miller, Louis H.

“…Complement receptor 1 (CR1) has been implicated in rosetting of uninfected red blood cells to Plasmodium falciparum–infected cells, and rosette formation is…”
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In vitro cultivation of fields isolates of Plasmodium falciparum in Mali by Djimde, A A, Kirkman, L, Kassambara, L, Diallo, M, Plowe, C V, Wellems, T E, Doumbo, O K

“…Malaria immunology, molecular biology and pathogenicity studies often require the adaptation of Plasmodium falciparum field isolates to continuous in vitro…”
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Human occult loiasis: improvement in diagnostic sensitivity by the use of a nested polymerase chain reaction by Touré, F S, Kassambara, L, Williams, T, Millet, P, Bain, O, Georges, A J, Egwang, T G

“…The development of control strategies for loiasis is of crucial importance in endemic areas and depends heavily on the accurate identification of…”
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Human occult loiasis: field evaluation of a nested polymerase chain reaction assay for the detection of occult infection by Touré, Fousseyni S., Mavoungou, Elie, Kassambara, Lalla, Williams, Tim, Wahl, Goetz, Egwang, Thomas G.

“…A nested polymerase chain reaction (nested PCR) assay, targeted on the repeat 3 region (15r3) of the gene coding for a Loaloa 15 kD polyprotein, was developed…”
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Microsporidiose intestinale humaine à Bamako (Mali) : présence d'Enterocytozoon bieneusi chez les patients séropositifs pour le VIH by MAIGA, I, DOUMBO, O, DATRY, A, GENTILINI, M, PICHARD, E, DEMBELE, M, TRAORE, H, DESPORTES-LIVAGE, I, HILMARSDOTTIR, I, GIBOYAU, E, MAIGA, L, KASSAMBARA, L, EL FAKHRY, Y

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In vitro cultivation of fields isolates of Plasmodium falciparum in Mali by Djimde, A A, Kirkman, L, Kassambara, L, Diallo, M, Plowe, C V, Wellems, T E, Doumbo, O K

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Human occult loaiosis: improvement in diagnostic sensitivity by using nested polymerase chain reaction by Touré, F.S., Kassambara, L., Williams, T, Millet, P., Bain, O., Georgesar, A.J., Egwang, T.G.

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Molecular identification of the CR1-related blood group antigens implicated in malarial infection by Moulds, JM, Zimmerman, P, Birmingham, D, Doumbo, O, Kassambara, L, Sagara, I, Atkinson, JP, Krych, M, Hourcade, D, Miller, L

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Protozoan infections and intestinal helminthiasis among the population of a village in the northern Sudan savannah area of Mali (West Africa) by Dolo, A, Cancrini, G, Traoré, F, Traoré, S, Kassambara, L, Diakité, M, Camara, F, Doumbo, O

“…A cross sectional survey was carried out on intestinal parasites in a rural village located in a Sudan savannah area of Mali in September 1994. This survey was…”
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Human intestinal microsporidiosis in Bamako (Mali): the presence of Enterocytozoon bieneusi in HIV seropositive patients by Maiga, I, Doumbo, O, Dembele, M, Traoré, H, Desportes-Livage, I, Hilmarsdottir, I, Giboyau, E, Maiga, L, Kassambara, L, el Fakhry, Y, Datry, A, Gentilini, M, Pichard, E

“…A study was conducted between 1993 and 1996 in Bamako to determine the rate of occurrence of microsporidia in 88 patients. Most (80%) had chronic diarrhea…”
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