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From: Anti-Anopheles darlingi saliva antibodies as marker of Plasmodium vivax infection and clinical immunity in the Brazilian Amazon

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Anti-saliva IgG serum levels from non-infected individuals and asymptomatic malaria patients. Serums were collected from non-infected individuals (n = 80), and from patients with asymptomatic (n = 50) P. vivax infection. An ELISA test was performed to assess the IgG anti-An. darlingi SGS. (A) Box plot graphs of IgG serum levels from non-infected individuals and from patients with asymptomatic P. vivax infection. Lines of the boxes represent 75th percentile, median and 25th percentile of the individual average OD values; whiskers represent the maximum and minimum values. Differences between groups were tested using Mann-Whitney test. (B) ROC curve evaluating the threshold value of anti-SGS that separates non-infected individuals from asymptomatic P. vivax infection. Area under curve (AUC) calculated, together with the cut off value, which presents the higher likelihood ratio, and p values are plotted.

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