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Country wide surveillance reveals prevalent artemisinin partial resistance mutations with evidence for multiple origins and expansion of sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine resistance mutations in northwest Tanzania.

Jonathan J JulianoDavid J GiesbrechtAlfred SimkinAbebe A FolaBeatus M LyimoDativa PereusCatherine BakariRashid A MadebeMisago D SethCeline I MandaraZachary R Popkin-HallRamadhan MoshiRuth B MbwamboKaramoko NiaréBronwyn MacInnisFilbert FrancisDaniel MbwamboIssa GarimoFrank ChackySijenunu AaronAbdallah LusasiFabrizio MolteniRitha NjauSamwel LazaroAlly MohamedJeffrey A BaileyDeus S Ishengoma
Published in: medRxiv : the preprint server for health sciences (2023)
561H resistant mutation is entrenched in the region and that multiple origins of ArtR, similar as to what was seen in Southeast Asia, are likely to occur. Mutations associated with high levels of SP resistance are increasing. These results raise concerns about the long-term efficacy of artemisinin and chemoprevention antimalarials in the region.
Keyphrases
  • plasmodium falciparum