Polymorphisms in the RNASE3 Gene Are Associated with Susceptibility to Cerebral Malaria in Ghanaian Children
Bright Adu(University of Ghana), Michael Theisen(Statens Serum Institut), Bamenla Q. Goka(Korle Bu Teaching Hospital), Michael Christiansen(Statens Serum Institut), Selorme Adukpo(University of Ghana), Paula L. Hedley(Statens Serum Institut), George Adjei(University of Ghana), Daniel Dodoo(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Ben Gyan(Stockholm University), Severin Olesen Larsen
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