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cord-004167-r2s0gks8	Cutts, Julia C.	Pregnancy-specific malarial immunity and risk of malaria in pregnancy and adverse birth outcomes: a systematic review	2020-01-16		.txt	text/plain	8593	422	38	Antibody responses to pregnancy-specific pRBC and VAR2CSA antigens, measured at delivery, were associated with placental malaria (9 studies) and may therefore represent markers of infection, rather than correlates of protection. To summarize, evidence from studies included in narrative terms suggests that whilst high avidity Abs and anti-adhesion Abs measured at delivery may be associated with protection from placental infection [65] and reduced placental parasitaemia [38] , respectively, total IgG responses to VAR2CSA antigens and pregnancy-specific pRBC are positively associated with the presence of placental malaria [34, 39, 64, [68] [69] [70] [71] [72] 76] . Overall, the majority of estimates included in this review, and studies included in narrative terms, indicate that when measured at delivery, antibody responses to pregnancy-specific pRBC and VAR2CSA antigens are associated with the presence of placental infection and may therefore represent markers of infection, rather than correlates of protection.	./cache/cord-004167-r2s0gks8.txt	./txt/cord-004167-r2s0gks8.txt