Publications
Biosciences
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Quinine treatment of severe falciparum malaria in African children: a randomized comparison of three regimens.Pasvol, G.
Newton, C. R.
Winstanley, P. A.
Watkins, W. M.
Peshu, N. M.
Were, J. B.
Marsh, K.
Warrell, D. A.
Am J Trop Med Hyg, (1991). 45:702-13
Protection by alpha-thalassaemia against Plasmodium falciparum malaria: modified surface antigen expression rather than impaired growth or cytoadherence.Luzzi, G. A.
Merry, A. H.
Newbold, C. I.
Marsh, K.
Pasvol, G.
Immunol Lett, (1991). 30:233-40
Intracranial pressure in African children with cerebral malaria.Newton, C. R.
Kirkham, F. J.
Winstanley, P. A.
Pasvol, G.
Peshu, N.
Warrell, D. A.
Marsh, K.
Lancet, (1991). 337:573-6
Why do some African children develop severe malaria?.Greenwood, B.
Marsh, K.
Snow, R.
Parasitol Today, (1991). 7:277-81
Tumor necrosis factor production by human macrophages stimulated in vitro by Plasmodium falciparum.Picot, S.
Peyron, F.
Vuillez, J. P.
Barbe, G.
Marsh, K.
Ambroise-Thomas, P.
Infect Immun, (1990). 58:214-6
Infection with Pneumocystis carinii is prevalent in healthy Gambian children.Wakefield, A. E.
Stewart, T. J.
Moxon, E. R.
Marsh, K.
Hopkin, J. M.
Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg, (1990). 84:800-2
The effects of Plasmodium falciparum malaria on immune control of B lymphocytes in Gambian children.Whittle, H. C.
Brown, J.
Marsh, K.
Blackman, M.
Jobe, O.
Shenton, F.
Clin Exp Immunol, (1990). 80:213-8