Immunity To Malaria In Pregnancy

Grant number: 1024441 | Funding period: 2012 - 2015

Completed

Abstract

Increasing malaria control efforts may lead to lack of exposure needed to develop immunity. We will use plasma samples from Africa, PNG and Asia, and measures of immunity we have developed, to discover (1) which are the most important protective immune responses and (2) how are these affected by changing exposure or new drugs. Overall, we hope to identify markers of protective immunity that can be used to identify women at most risk of malaria in pregnancy and its complications

Related publications (7)

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Evaluating antibody functional activity and strain-specificity of vaccine candidates for malaria in pregnancy using in vitro phagocytosis assays

Mirja Hommel, Jo-Anne Chan, Alexandra J Umbers, Christine Langer, Stephen J Rogerson, Joseph D Smith, James G Beeson

2018-01-29

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Differences in PfEMP1s recognized by antibodies from patients with uncomplicated or severe malaria

Michael F Duffy, Rintis Noviyanti, Takafumi Tsuboi, Zhi-Ping Feng, Leily Trianty, Boni F Sebayang, Eizo Takashima, Fransisca Sumardy, Daniel A Lampah, Louise Turner, Thomas Lavstsen, Freya JI Fowkes, Peter Siba, Stephen J Rogerson, Thor G Theander, Jutta Marfurt, Ric N Price, Nicholas M Anstey, Graham V Brown, Anthony T Papenfuss

2016-05-05

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Malaria preventive therapy in pregnancy and its potential impact on immunity to malaria in an area of declining transmission

Andrew Teo, Wina Hasang, Louise M Randall, Holger W Unger, Peter M Siba, Ivo Mueller, Graham V Brown, Stephen J Rogerson

2015-05-26

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A Robust Phagocytosis Assay to Evaluate the Opsonic Activity of Antibodies against Plasmodium falciparum-Infected Erythrocytes

Andrew Teo, Wina Hasang, Philippe Boeuf, Stephen Rogerson

2015-01-01

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Evaluating IgG Antibody to Variant Surface Antigens Expressed on Plasmodium falciparum Infected Erythrocytes Using Flow Cytometry

Andrew Teo, Wina Hasang, Stephen Rogerson

2015-01-01

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Decreasing Malaria Prevalence and Its Potential Consequences for Immunity in Pregnant Women

Andrew Teo, Wina Hasang, Louise M Randall, Gaoqian Feng, Lauren Bell, Holger Unger, Christine Langer, James G Beeson, Peter M Siba, Ivo Mueller, Malcolm E Molyneux, Graham V Brown, Stephen J Rogerson

2014-11-01

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Low Antibody Levels to Pregnancy-specific Malaria Antigens and Heightened Cytokine Responses Associated With Severe Malaria in Pregnancy

Upeksha P Chandrasiri, Louise M Randall, Alfarazdeg A Saad, Ahmed M Bashir, Stephen J Rogerson, Ishag Adam

2014-05-01