THE EFFECT OF MALARIA PARASIT: THE SERUM LEVELS OF VITAMIN A AND ZINC IN THE MALARIA ENDEMIC AREA

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Malaria is an endemic parasitic disease that prevails particularly in warm tropical regions of the world.

Micronutrient malnutrition such as vitamin A and iron deficiencies which is a public health problem in Nigeria. It is usually highly prevalent in malaria endemic areas. Characterizing the relationship between micronutrient status (vitamin A and Zinc) and malaria infection among children in Okolobiri town (Nigeria), serum levels of zinc, and Vitamin A, were assayed in a total of 144 Nigerian children ( 60 controls and 84 malaria patients infected by plasmodium falciparum) less than six years old by colorimetric and high pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC) techniques respectively showed a significantly lower vitamin A (P

THE EFFECT OF MALARIA PARASIT: THE SERUM LEVELS OF VITAMIN A AND ZINC IN THE MALARIA ENDEMIC AREA

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ABSTRACT Malaria is an endemic parasitic disease that prevails particularly in warm tropical regions of the world. Micronutrient malnutrition such as vitamin A and iron deficiencies which is a public health problem in Nigeria. It is usually highly prevalent in malaria endemic areas. Characterizing the relationship between micronutrient status... Continue Reading

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ID:BIO0080
Department:Biology
Pages:35

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