Peripheral <i>Plasmodium falciparum</i> Infection in Early Pregnancy Is Associated With Increased Maternal Microchimerism in the Offspring
Neta Simon(Infectious Disease Research Institute), Whitney E. Harrington(Center for Infectious Disease Research), Prasanna Jagannathan(Palo Alto University), Mary Muhindo(Infectious Diseases Research Collaboration), Jaclyn Shallat(Infectious Disease Research Institute), Margaret E. Feeney(San Francisco General Hospital), Abel Kakuru(Infectious Diseases Research Collaboration), Peter Olwoch(Infectious Diseases Research Collaboration), J. C. Houck(Center for Astrophysics Harvard & Smithsonian), Mary Prahl(University of California, San Francisco)
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