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Chloroquine-Resistant Plasmodium falciparum: Protective and Hemolytic Effects of 4,4′-Diaminodiphenylsulfone (DDS) Administered Daily Together with Weekly Chloroquine and Primaquine

R. Bennett Eppes, J. V. McNamara, Richard L. DeGowin, Paul E. Carson, Robin D. Powell

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R. Bennett Eppes, MC, USAR, James V. McNamara, MC, USA, Richard L. DeGowin, M.D., Paul E. Carson, M.D., Robin D. Powell, M.D.; Chloroquine-Resistant Plasmo

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R. Bennett Eppes, MC, USAR, James V. McNamara, MC, USA, Richard L. DeGowin, M.D., Paul E. Carson, M.D., Robin D. Powell, M.D.; Chloroquine-Resistant Plasmo

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R. Bennett Eppes, MC, USAR, James V. McNamara, MC, USA, Richard L. DeGowin, M.D., Paul E. Carson, M.D., Robin D. Powell, M.D.; Chloroquine-Resistant Plasmo

Key concepts: Primaquine, Chloroquine, Plasmodium falciparum, Malaria, Medicine, Pharmacology, Mepacrine, Dapsone

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