First report of pfhrp2 and pfhrp3 gene deletions compromising HRP2-based malaria rapid diagnostic tests in Malawi
Johnsy Mary Louis(Kangwon National University), Jin‐Hee Han(Kangwon National University), Fauzi Muh(Diponegoro University), Hojong Jun(Diponegoro University), Sunghun Na(Kangwon National University Hospital), Wang-Jong Lee(Kangwon National University), Ernest Mazigo(Kangwon National University), Won Sun Park(Kangwon National University), Eun‐Taek Han(Kangwon National University), Fadhila Fitriana(Kangwon National University), Jadidan Hada Syahada(Kangwon National University), Se Jin Lee(Kangwon National University Hospital), Feng Lu(Yangzhou University), Wanjoo Chun(Kangwon National University)
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