Cox regression model of effects of increased levels of expression of total IgG against Rh4.2 adjusted for selected non-IgG covariates on risk of malaria infections in the first birth year.
malaria, malaria infections
REGRESSION, MALARIA
A. B. Cox regression model of effects of increased levels of expression of total IgG against PfSEA adjusted for selected non-IgG covariates on risk of malaria infections in the first birth year. C. Cox regression model of effects of increased levels of expression of total IgG against Etramp5Ag1 adjusted for non-IgG covariates on risk of malaria infections in the first birth year. D. Cox regression model of effects of increased levels of expression of total IgG against AMA, adjusted for maternal wealth category index on risk of malaria infections in the first birth year. E. Cox regression models of effects of increased levels of expression of total IgG against EBA175, adjusted for non-IgG covariates on risk of malaria infections in the first birth year. F. Cox regression model of effects of increased levels of expression of total IgG against GLURP181 adjusted for non-IgG covariates on risk of malaria infections in the first birth year.KeyWealthcat = categorization of mothers’ economic statusMatprev = categorization of gestational malaria prevalencelogMFIGLURP181cat = 75logMFIEBA175cat = 75logMFIAMA1cat = 75MFIEtramp5cat = 75Birthwgtcat = categorization of neonate’s birth weight in gramsGravidcat = categorization of gravidity status of the motherlogMFISEAcat = 75logMFIRh4 = 75