Inmunoglobulina E anti-Plasmodium en niños de Urabá (Colombia) según la presencia de malaria

ABSTRACT: We are not aware of studies in Colombia on levels of specific IgE in children without malaria and only one is available in children with uncomplicated malaria. Objective: To measure anti-Plasmodium IgE in children with or without malaria according to sex, nutritional status, and the presen...

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Carmona Fonseca, Jaime
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2013
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Universidad de Antioquia
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Colombia
Desnutrición
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Malaria
Plasmodium
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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv Inmunoglobulina E anti-Plasmodium en niños de Urabá (Colombia) según la presencia de malaria
dc.title.translated.spa.fl_str_mv Anti-Plasmodium immunoglobulin E in children of Urabá (Colombia) according to the presence of malaria
title Inmunoglobulina E anti-Plasmodium en niños de Urabá (Colombia) según la presencia de malaria
spellingShingle Inmunoglobulina E anti-Plasmodium en niños de Urabá (Colombia) según la presencia de malaria
Colombia
Desnutrición
Inmunoglobulina E
Malaria
Plasmodium
Sexo
title_short Inmunoglobulina E anti-Plasmodium en niños de Urabá (Colombia) según la presencia de malaria
title_full Inmunoglobulina E anti-Plasmodium en niños de Urabá (Colombia) según la presencia de malaria
title_fullStr Inmunoglobulina E anti-Plasmodium en niños de Urabá (Colombia) según la presencia de malaria
title_full_unstemmed Inmunoglobulina E anti-Plasmodium en niños de Urabá (Colombia) según la presencia de malaria
title_sort Inmunoglobulina E anti-Plasmodium en niños de Urabá (Colombia) según la presencia de malaria
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Carmona Fonseca, Jaime
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Carmona Fonseca, Jaime
dc.contributor.researchgroup.spa.fl_str_mv Salud y Comunidad
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Colombia
Desnutrición
Inmunoglobulina E
Malaria
Plasmodium
Sexo
topic Colombia
Desnutrición
Inmunoglobulina E
Malaria
Plasmodium
Sexo
description ABSTRACT: We are not aware of studies in Colombia on levels of specific IgE in children without malaria and only one is available in children with uncomplicated malaria. Objective: To measure anti-Plasmodium IgE in children with or without malaria according to sex, nutritional status, and the presence of intestinal helminthes, and the relations with hematologic variables. Methodology: anti-Plasmodium IgE was measured in 335 children without malaria and in 125 with uncomplicated malaria (P. vivax: 116; P. falciparum: 9). Measurement was done with the ELISA technique, with a crude antigen extract of P. falciparum FCB-2 strain. We used Sigma`s conjugated anti-anti-IgE A3525. IgE was measured and expressed as optical density (absorbance). Results: Anti-Plasmodium IgE in children without malaria was 0.808 ± 0.508 (cutoff point used to define high level: 0.584) and 1.968 ± 1.237 in children with malaria (p = 0.000000). Anti-Plasmodium IgE levels showed no significant difference according to plasmodial species but there was significant difference by sex and nutritional status. In children without malaria, the level of anti-Plasmodium IgE was higher in those with the presence of roundworm, whipworm and hookworm, but the difference was significant only for roundworms. The level of anti-Plasmodium IgE showed significant positive linear correlation with the number of eggs of Ascaris and whipworm per gram of stool. Conclusions: In Urabá, children with or without malaria have elevated levels of anti-Plasmodium IgE, that are higher in women and in those affected by malaria.
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spelling Carmona Fonseca, JaimeSalud y Comunidad2019-12-19T12:07:06Z2019-12-19T12:07:06Z2013Carmona Fonseca J. Inmunoglobulina E anti-Plasmodium en niños de Urabá (Colombia) según la presencia de malaria. Iatreia. 2013 Oct-Dic; 26(4): 408-418.0121-0793http://hdl.handle.net/10495/126272011-7965ABSTRACT: We are not aware of studies in Colombia on levels of specific IgE in children without malaria and only one is available in children with uncomplicated malaria. Objective: To measure anti-Plasmodium IgE in children with or without malaria according to sex, nutritional status, and the presence of intestinal helminthes, and the relations with hematologic variables. Methodology: anti-Plasmodium IgE was measured in 335 children without malaria and in 125 with uncomplicated malaria (P. vivax: 116; P. falciparum: 9). Measurement was done with the ELISA technique, with a crude antigen extract of P. falciparum FCB-2 strain. We used Sigma`s conjugated anti-anti-IgE A3525. IgE was measured and expressed as optical density (absorbance). Results: Anti-Plasmodium IgE in children without malaria was 0.808 ± 0.508 (cutoff point used to define high level: 0.584) and 1.968 ± 1.237 in children with malaria (p = 0.000000). Anti-Plasmodium IgE levels showed no significant difference according to plasmodial species but there was significant difference by sex and nutritional status. In children without malaria, the level of anti-Plasmodium IgE was higher in those with the presence of roundworm, whipworm and hookworm, but the difference was significant only for roundworms. The level of anti-Plasmodium IgE showed significant positive linear correlation with the number of eggs of Ascaris and whipworm per gram of stool. Conclusions: In Urabá, children with or without malaria have elevated levels of anti-Plasmodium IgE, that are higher in women and in those affected by malaria.RESUMEN: No existen informes en Colombia sobre los niveles de IgE anti-Plasmodium en niños sin malaria y apenas hay uno en niños con malaria no complicada. Objetivo: medir la IgE anti-Plasmodium en niños sin malaria o con ella en función del sexo, el estado nutricional y la presencia de helmintos intestinales, y las relaciones con variables hematológicas. Metodología: la IgE anti-Plasmodium se midió en 335 niños sin malaria y en 125 con malaria no complicada (116 P. vivax, 9 P. falciparum). La medición se hizo con la técnica de ELISA, con antígeno de extracto crudo de P. falciparum, cepa FCB-2. Se usó el conjugado anti-anti-IgE de Sigma A3525. La IgE se midió y expresó según la densidad óptica (absorbancia). Resultados: la IgE anti-Plasmodium fue de 0,808 ± 0,508 en niños sin malaria (punto de corte usado para definir nivel alto: 0,584) y 1,968 ± 1,237 en niños con malaria (p = 0,000000). La IgE anti-Plasmodium no mostró diferencia significativa según la especie plasmodial, pero sí según el sexo y el estado nutricional de los niños. En niños sin malaria, el nivel de IgE anti-Plasmodium fue mayor en aquellos con presencia de áscaris, tricocéfalos y uncinarias, pero la diferencia fue significativa únicamente para áscaris. El nivel de IgE anti-Plasmodium mostró correlación lineal positiva y significativa con la cantidad de huevos de tricocéfalo y de áscaris por gramo de materia fecal. 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