Publications

unstable malaria in sudan: the influence of the dry season. malaria in areas of unstable and seasonal transmission. lessons from daraweesh.	most studies of the natural history of plasmodium falciparum infection have been performed in areas of stable malaria transmission and the acquisition of immunity to malaria in individuals who live in such areas is well documented. for the past 10 years, we have monitored host-parasite relationships in an area characterized by unstable and seasonal malaria of low transmission intensity. the work was performed in the village daraweesh located in north-eastern sudan 16 km from gedaref town. the cl ...	1998	10326097
high frequency of plasmodium falciparum pfcrt k76t and pfpghn86y in patients clearing infection after chloroquine treatment in the sudan.	the clinical response following treatment with chloroquine, and the prevalence of two plasmodium falciparum dna polymorphisms known to associate with drug resistance, namely pfcrt k76t and pfpgh n86y were investigated in two sites in central and eastern sudan. patient's sensitivity to chloroquine was determined according to the standard in vivo test as recommended by the who protocol in days 0, 3, 7 and 14, respectively. clinical un-responsiveness was 75.9% in gadaref in eastern sudan and 32.1% ...	2006	16171768