Variation in human genes encoding adhesion and proinflammatory molecules are associated with severe malaria in the Vietnamese
Sarah J. Dunstan(The University of Melbourne), Tran Tinh Hien(Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh City), Nicholas Day(Mahidol University), Nicole Hang(Oxford University Clinical Research Unit), Cameron P. Simmons(The University of Melbourne), Taane G. Clark(University of London), Cao Quang Thai(Oxford University Clinical Research Unit), Kerrin S. Small(King's College London), S. E. O'Riordan(Oxford University Clinical Research Unit), Dominic Kwiatkowski(Wellcome Sanger Institute), Jeremy Farrar(World Health Organization), Kirk A. Rockett(Centre for Human Genetics), N. H. Phu(Oxford University Clinical Research Unit), Yik Ying Teo(National University of Singapore), Anna E. Jeffreys(Centre for Human Genetics), Nguyen Thi Ngoc Quyen(Oxford University Clinical Research Unit)
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