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Comparative evaluation of fluorescent in situ hybridization and Giemsa microscopy with quantitative real-time PCR technique in detecting malaria parasites in a holoendemic region of Kenya by Osoga, Joseph, Waitumbi, John, Guyah, Bernard, Sande, James, Arima, Cornel, Ayaya, Michael, Moseti, Caroline, Morang'a, Collins, Wahome, Martin, Achilla, Rachel, Awinda, George, Nyakoe, Nancy, Wanja, Elizabeth

“…Early and accurate diagnosis of malaria is important in treatment as well as in the clinical evaluation of drugs and vaccines. Evaluation of Giemsa-stained…”
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Nelfinavir and Its Active Metabolite, Hydroxy-t-Butylamidenelfinavir (M8), Are Transferred in Small Quantities to Breast Milk and Do Not Reach Biologically Significant Concentrations in Breast-Feeding Infants Whose Mothers Are Taking Nelfinavir by WEIDLE, Paul J, ZEH, Clement, MARTIN, Amy, LANDO, Richard, ANGIRA, Frank, OSOGA, Joseph, OGINDO, Paul, GIRDE, Sonali, MINNIEAR, Timothy D, THOMAS, Timothy K

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Establishing a malaria diagnostics centre of excellence in Kisumu, Kenya by Ohrt, Colin, Obare, Peter, Nanakorn, Ampon, Adhiambo, Christine, Awuondo, Ken, O'Meara, Wendy Prudhomme, Remich, Shon, Martin, Kurt, Cook, Earnest, Chretien, Jean-Paul, Lucas, Carmen, Osoga, Joseph, McEvoy, Peter, Owaga, Martin Lucas, Odera, James Sande, Ogutu, Bernhards

“…Malaria microscopy, while the gold standard for malaria diagnosis, has limitations. Efficacy estimates in drug and vaccine malaria trials are very sensitive to…”
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Systematic comparison of two methods to measure parasite density from malaria blood smears by PRUDHOMME O'MEARA, Wendy, REMICH, Shon, MCKENZIE, F. Ellis, OGUTU, Bernhards, LUCAS, Martin, MTALIB, Ramadan, OBARE, Peter, OLOO, Frederick, ONOKA, Caroline, OSOGA, Joseph, OHRT, Colin

“…This study was designed to directly compare the accuracy, reproducibility, and efficiency of three methods commonly used to measure blood-stage malaria…”
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