Wr (a + b -) RED BLOOD CELLS ARE FULLY SUSCEPTIBLE TO INVASION BY PLASMODIUM FALCIPARUM
Peter Hermentin(Behringwerke (Germany)), Geoffrey Pasvol(University of Oxford), Susan L. Wilkinson, W. Dahr(University of Toledo Medical Center), B. Enders(Behringwerke (Germany)), G. Neunziger(Behringwerke (Germany)), LouisH. Miller(National Institutes of Health)
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