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Fig. 3

From: Stage-dependent fate of Plasmodium falciparum-infected red blood cells in the spleen and sickle-cell trait-related protection against malaria

Fig. 3

Retention of hypoxia-exposed Plasmodium falciparum (FUP line)-infected RBCs. a Mean retention rates (± SEM) of ring-infected HbAA (n = 2) and HbAS (n = 2) RBCs in two isolated human spleens over 60 min of perfusion ex vivo. b Mean retention rates (± SEM) of ring-infected HbAA (n = 3), HbAS (n = 5) and HbSS (n = 4) RBCs in microsphilters after exposure to ‘stringent’ hypoxia (0.5 % O2, 5 % CO2, 94.5 % N2) for 15 min. c Mean retention rates (± SEM) of ring-infected HbAA (n = 3), HbAS (n = 5) and HbSS (n = 3) RBCs in microsphilters after exposure to stringent hypoxia for 45 min. d Mean retention rate (± SEM) of mature P. falciparum-infected HbAA (n = 4) and HbAS (n = 5) RBCs in microsphilters

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