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. 2018 Dec 11;9:2866. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2018.02866

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Copyright © 2018 Kamuyu, Tuju, Kimathi, Mwai, Mburu, Kibinge, Chong Kwan, Hawkings, Yaa, Chepsat, Njunge, Chege, Guleid, Rosenkranz, Kariuki, Frank, Kinyanjui, Murungi, Bejon, Färnert, Tetteh, Beeson, Conway, Marsh, Rayner and Osier.

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Intra-assay variability of antibody detection by KILchip v1.0. A comparison of antibody responses to triplicate readings of AMA1, MSP1, and MSP2 was measured in 66 serum samples from adults living in the malaria endemic region of Kilifi, Kenya. A strong positive correlation of >0.98 was observed in all three-way scatter plots tested for the three antigens. Correlation between triplicate readings for recombinant AMA1 (A–C), MSP1 (D–F) and MSP2 (G–I).