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DESCRIPTION:Passive transfer experiments established the protective role o
 f antibody in immunity against malaria over half a century ago. The inhib
 ition of erythrocyte invasion is widely assumed to be the best correlate 
 of protection. We demonstrate the power of naturally acquired immunity in
  contemporary controlled human malaria infection studies. We show that th
 e breadth of IgG Fc-dependent activity is a much stronger predictor of pr
 otection. Our data suggest that a functional-Fc-antibody driven approach 
 to malaria vaccine development may be beneficial.\n\nSpeaker:\nFaith Osie
 r\, PhD\n\nAdmission:\nFree\n\nDetails URL:\nhttps://medicine.yale.edu/ev
 ent/ysph-emd-seminar-series-31/\n
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SUMMARY:YSPH EMD Seminar Series: "Fc-dependent IgG parasite clearance as a
  guide for vaccine development against   P. falciparum malaria"
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