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Table 4 Individual urban and rural volunteers' fresh ELISpot activity with DR-matched long Class II-restricted peptides

From: Measuring naturally acquired immune responses to candidate malaria vaccine antigens in Ghanaian adults

  

CSP

SSP2

LSA1

LSA3

EXP1

Site

Vol.

D44,D49

D46,D47

D51-D59

D64-D68

D70,D72

D60,D61

Urban

113

295

145

283

233

208

 
 

614

   

103

  
 

815

   

110

  
 

816

   

83

  
 

917

   

250

 

70

 

1123+

   

365

  

Rural

1324

  

90

88

 

245

 

1326

85

 

140

100

98

113

 

1330+

   

200

 

103

 

1331

  

150

193

 

318

 

1332

  

243

 

343

 
 

1341

83

 

100

 

210

168

 

1342

  

430

   
 

1345

  

95

   
 

1351+

   

70

  
  1. All 30 volunteers were tested with DR peptides from CSP (four), SSP2/TRAP (nine), EXP1 (two), LSA1 (five) and LSA3 (two), except for volunteer 1340, who was not tested against LSA3. Six of 13 urban and nine of 17 rural volunteers had ELISpot activities that were identified as positive and are listed in this table. Each number represents the mean of quadruplicate wells in a single assay expressed as sfc/m, with medium controls subtracted. A "+" next to the volunteer identification number in the second column indicates patent parasitemia at the time the sample was taken [see Methods]. The peptides that were not recognized by any of the volunteers as well as the volunteers not having any positive responses are shown in Additional File 5.