Fig. 3
From: B cell sub-types following acute malaria and associations with clinical immunity
Fold change in atypical MBC and PC proportions from day 14 to day 28 in participants who did and did not have a recurrent malaria episode between days 14 and 28 of follow-up. a Fold changes in atypical MBC proportions. Participants with a second malaria episode had a significant increase in atypical MBC proportions from day 14 to when they presented with a recurrent malaria episode when tested by Wilcoxin signed-rank test, but this increase was not significantly higher than the fold changes in participants who did not have a recurrent malaria episode. b Fold changes in PC proportions. Participants with a recurrent malaria episode had a significant increase in PC proportions from day 14 to when they presented with the recurrent malaria episode by Wilcoxin signed-rank test. Additionally, this increase was significantly higher than the changes in participants who did not have a recurrent malaria episode, as assessed by Wilcoxin rank sum test and indicated by asterisk above solid bar