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Emily Webb

London, United Kingdom
As seen in: BBC, Lives Less Ordinary, Allergy - European Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, Color Research & Application, Nature, Wiley Online Library, PLOS, PLOS Medicine, BMJ Open, La Nación (Argentina), MDPI, Yahoo Noticias and
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Rural-urban differences in oral typhoid vaccine responses in Uganda: contribution of Schistosoma mansoni

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By Agnes Natukunda, Jacent Nassuuna, Emily Webb, Alison Elliott, Gyaviira Nkurunungi, Bridgious Walusimbi, Rebecca Amongin, Victoria Heyraud, Claire Baine
| Nature Verified
Abstract Vaccine immunogenicity varies across populations, yet drivers remain unclear. We compared systemic (plasma) and mucosal (coprological) antibody responses to the oral typhoid vaccine Ty21a, quantified by ELISA, among Ugandan adolescents from urban and Schistosoma mansoni-endemic rural settings. Urban participants elicited higher responses. Causal mediation analysis indicated that S.
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African-specific genetic loci determine iron status and risk of severe malaria and bacteremia in African children

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By John Muthii Muriuki, Alexander J. Mentzer, Gavin Band, Amanda Chong, Alex W Macharia, Reagan Mogire, Ruth E. Mitchell, James Gilchrist, Emily Webb, Francis Ndungu, Laura M. Raffield, Lynette Ekunwe, Amy Bentley, Sodiomon B Sirima, Shabir Madhi, Adrian Hill, Andrew Prentice Verified, Philip Bejon, Gibran Hemani, George Smith, Manjinder S. Sandhu, Alison Elliott, Thomas Williams, Adebowale Adeyemo, Sarah Atkinson, Kelvin Mokaya Abuga
| Nature Verified
Abstract Iron is essential for both humans and pathogens, yet its genetic regulation remains understudied in African populations. Here, we report genome-wide association studies of six iron-related biomarkers in 3928 children from five sites across Africa, with replication in 2868 African American adults and investigate associations with severe malaria and bacteremia. We identify previously unreported loci at genome-wide significance, for transferrin at GTF3C5, and for hepcidin at CHCHD7/SDR16C5.
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El niño que pasó 2 años escondido en un bosque para escapar de los nazis

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By Emily Webb
| Yahoo Noticias
Oziac Fromm tenía 12 años cuando se escondió en el bosque en 1942; toda su familia fue asesinada por los nazis. Cuando llegó a Occidente se cambió el nombre por el de Maxwell Smart. Un niño judío de 12 años se vio obligado a esconderse durante casi dos años en un bosque para evitar ser capturado y finalmente asesinado por los nazis que habían ocupado su pueblo en Polonia.
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