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Functional Genome Wide Association Study in Susceptibility and Resistance of Malaria
Background: More than century, malaria is qualified as a mortal infectious disease, worldwide causing high morbidity and mortality. The World Health Organization (WHO) has shown that, Distribution of Malaria in Africa takes a major part, it's accounting for 95% (about 229 million) and 67% (about 274...
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Division of Human Genetics
2022
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