Volume 19, Number 7—July 2013
Research
Quantifying Effect of Geographic Location on Epidemiology of Plasmodium vivax Malaria
Andrew A. Lover
and Richard J. Coker
and Richard J. Coker
Table 2
Plasmodium vivax strains included in a study quantifying the effect of geographic location on the epidemiology of Plasmodium vivax malaria
| Strain | Place of origin, date | No. case-patients | Malariotherapy | % case-patients given malariotherapy | Region of origin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chesson | Papua New Guinea, circa 1944 | 145 | No | Tropical | |
| Hlebnikovo | Moscow Oblast, 1948 | 19 | Yes | 100.0 | Temperate |
| Holland | Netherlands, circa 1928 | 52 | Yes | 100.0 | Temperate |
| Korea | North Korea, 1953 | 21 | Yes | 100.0 | Temperate |
| Leninabad | Tajikistan, 1950 | 33 | Yes | 100.0 | Temperate |
| Madagascar | Madagascar, 1925 | 83 | Yes | 100.0 | Tropical |
| McCoy | Florida, USA, 1931 | 70 | Yes | 100.0 | Temperate |
| Moscow | Moscow, 1950 | 55 | Yes | 100.0 | Temperate |
| NICA (Nicaragua) | Nicaragua, circa 1970 | 6 | No | Tropical | |
| Nahicevan | Azerbaijan, 1937 | 5 | Yes | 100.0 | Temperate |
| Naro-Fominsk | Moscow Oblast, 1946 | 21 | Yes | 100.0 | Temperate |
| Panama | Panama, circa 1970 | 10 | No | Tropical | |
| Rjazan | Ryazan, Russia circa 1945 | 21 | Yes | 100.0 | Temperate |
| St. Elizabeth | Southern USA, circa 1925 | 73 | Yes | 34.2 | Temperate |
| Salvador I | El Salvador, circa 1970 | 11 | No | Tropical | |
| Salvador II | El Salvador, circa 1970 | 11 | No | Tropical | |
| South Vietnam | Southern Vietnam, circa 1972 | 5 | No | Tropical | |
| Vietnam (North) | Northern Vietnam, 1954 | 4 | Yes | 100.0 | Tropical |
| Volgograd | Volgograd, Russia, 1945 | 24 | Yes | 100.0 | Temperate |
| West Pakistan | Pakistan, 1968 | 5 | No | Temperate | |
| P. vivax multinucleatum |
Central China, 1965 |
3 |
No |
Temperate |
|
| Total | 677 | 64.0 |
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