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. 2022 Nov 19;21:346. doi: 10.1186/s12936-022-04360-x

Table 2.

Characteristics of maternal IgG transplacentally transferred to babies

Amount of Ab MFI at day 9 ± 2 (median, 1st, 3rd quartile) Percentage of Ab-positive Babiesa Ab Half-life, ± 95% CI (months)b Length of detectable maternal IgG (months)
AMA1 (3D7) 11,757 (8,765, 14,108) 96.9 1.46 (1.17, 1.94) 6
AMA1 (FVO) 12,581 (10,218, 14,870) 96.9 1.88 (1.4, 2.59) 8
EBA-175 10,800 (3,635, 12,460) 79.7 0.98 (0.83,1.21) 6
MSP1-42 (3D7) 1,003 (10, 3,868) 35.9 NCc NC
MSP1-42 (FVO) 4,637 (615, 11,207) 67.2 NC 3
MSP2 (3D7) 6,235 (2,298, 10,163) 76.6 0.78 (0.67, 0.92) 3
MSP2 (FC27) 6,935 (2,325, 10,163) 81.3 0.73 (0.64, 0.86) NC
MSP3 239 (0, 1,482) 31.3 2.41 (1.58, 5.04) NC
RESA 0 (0, 0) 0 NC NC
LSA-1 0 (0, 218) 23.4 NC NC
CSP 0 (0, 352) 25.0 2.39 (1.64, 4.36) NC

aPercent of babies at 9 ± 2 days with MFI above cut-off: AMA1(3D7) 1,970 MFI; AMA1 (FVO) 2,050 MFI; EBA-175 (2,020 MFI; MSP1(3D7) 1,500MFI; MSP1(FVO) 1,800 MFI; MSP2(3D7) 1,980 MFI; MSP2(FC27) 1,880 MFI; MSP3 842 MFI; RESA 390 MFI; LSA-1 380 MFI; CSP 490 MFI

bbased on IgG Ab levels between Day 9 ± 2 after birth until 6 months of age

cNot calculatable, because no consistent decline occurred or Ab were produced prior to 6 months