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Plasmodium berghei: The spleen in sporozoite-induced immunity to mouse malaria

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Published1976
Citations26
References14

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1974 • 348 citations

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1970 • 326 citations

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1957 • 187 citations

Protective Immunity Produced by the Injection of X-Irradiated Sporozoites of Plasmodium berghei

1969 • 178 citations

Protective Immunity Produced by the Injection of X-Irradiated Sporozoites of Plasmodium berghei

1969 • 175 citations

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1958 • 174 citations

The Effect of Splenectomy on the Formation of Circulating Antibody in the Adult Male Albino Rat

1950 • 170 citations

Sidelights on malaria in man obtained by subinoculation experiments

1947 • 149 citations

Protective immunity produced by the injection of x-irradiated sporozoites of Plasmodium berghei. IV. Dose response, specificity and humoral immunity.

1969 • 130 citations

Further Studies on the Plasmodium berghei-Anopheles stephensi: Rodent System of Mammalian Malaria

1968 • 93 citations

Plasmodium berghei: Relationship between protective immunity and anti-sporozoite (CSP) antibody in mice

1973 • 44 citations

Plasmodium berghei: Accelerated clearance of sporozoites from blood as part of immune-mechanism in mice

1972 • 42 citations

Immunogenicity and Infectivity of Sporozoites of Mammalian Malaria Isolated by Density‐Gradient Centrifugation*

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