The effectiveness of malaria camps as part of the Durgama Anchalare Malaria Nirakaran (DAMaN) program in Odisha, India: study protocol for a cluster-assigned quasi-experimental study

Figures & data

Figure 1. Maps of the study districts.

Table

Classification	Antigen	Location	Protein function	Antibody function	Source and reference
P. falciparum [63–65]	EBA140 RIII-V	Micronemes	Erythrocyte invasion	Variable marker of exposure (mid time predictor)	J. Beeson [66]
	EBA175 RIII-V	Micronemes	Erythrocyte invasion	Variable marker of exposure (mid time predictor)	J. Beeson [66]
	EBA180 RIII-V	Micronemes	Erythrocyte invasion	Variable marker of exposure (mid time predictor)	J. Beeson [66]
	Etramp 5.Ag1	Parasitophorous membrane	Unknown	Short-term marker of exposure	K. Tetteh [67]
	HSP40.Ag1	Infected erythrocyte	Protein refolding	Short-term marker of exposure	K. Tetteh [68]
	MSP2_CH150/9	Merozoite surface	Erythrocyte invasion	Markers of exposure	Cavanagh [69]
	MSP2_Dd2	Merozoite surface	Erythrocyte invasion	Markers of exposure	Cavanagh [69]
	AMA1	Micronemes	Erythrocyte invasion	Long-term marker of exposure	Blackman/Crick [70]
	GLURP.R2	Multiple stages		Long-term marker of exposure	Theisen [71]
	MSP119	Merozoite surface	Erythrocyte invasion	Long-term marker of exposure	Holder/NIMR/Crick [72]
	Rh2_2030	Micronemes	Erythrocyte invasion	Variable marker of exposure (mid time predictor)	J. Beeson [73]
	Rh4.2	Micronemes	Erythrocyte invasion	Variable marker of exposure (mid time predictor)	J. Beeson [74]
	Rh5.1	Micronemes	Erythrocyte invasion	Variable marker of exposure (mid time predictor)	Draper/Jenner [75]
P. vivax	AMA1	Micronemes	Erythrocyte invasion	Long-term marker of exposure	C.H. Kocken [76]
	MSP119	Merozoite surface	Erythrocyte invasion	Long-term marker of exposure	T. Holder [77]
	MSP8	Merozoite surface	Non-essential	Unknown	K. Tetteh; unpublished
	MSP10	Merozoite surface	Unknown	Unknown	K. Tetteh; unpublished
Controls	GST		Affinity tag/background control		GE Healthcare
	Tetanus toxoid (TT)		Internal assay control		NIBSC

Figure 2. Study flow diagram.

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