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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of participants included in the analyses

From: Associations between red blood cell variants and malaria among children and adults from three areas of Uganda: a prospective cohort study

Characteristic

Children, n (%)a

Adults, n (%)a

Study site

 Walukuba

318 (31.5%)

113 (36.2%)

 Kihihi

357 (35.4%)

95 (30.5%)

 Nagongera

335 (33.2%)

104 (33.3%)

Gender

 Male

516 (51.1%)

19 (6.1%)

 Female

494 (48.9%)

293 (93.9%)

Haemoglobin variant

 AA

808 (80.7%)

242 (78.3%)

 AS

188 (18.8%)

67 (21.7%)

 SS

5 (0.5%)

0 (0%)

 No result

9

3

Alpha thalassaemia variant

 Normal

585 (60.3%)

200 (66.0%)

 α−/αα

335 (34.5%)

84 (27.7%)

 α−/−α

50 (5.2%)

19 (6.3%)

 No result

40

9

G6PD genotype (male)

 Normal

455 (89.4%)

15 (79.0)

 Hemizygotes

54 (10.6%)

4 (21.1%)

 No result

7

0

G6PD genotype (female)

 Normal

370 (75.5%)

232 (79.5%)

 Heterozygotes

108 (22.0%)

55 (18.8%)

 Homozygotes

12 (2.4%)

5 (1.7%)

 No result

4

1

  1. aProportion among those with results available