Dia do Futebol Feminino 2016 (Porto Alegre, 2016)

O Dia do Futebol Feminino foi realizado no dia 12 de março de 2016 na Escola de Educação Física, Fisioterapia e Dança da Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul. A produção de registros sobre futebol feminino integra as atividades do Programa Futebol e Mulheres desenvolvido pelo Grupo de Estudos sobre Esporte, Cultura e História (GRECCO).Foto do pontapé inicial da professora Silvana Goellner no Dia do Futebol FemininoAcervo particularFutebol Feminin

Comparisons of VEH, IE surface antibody breadth, parasitaemia and host age.

<p>The Mann-Whitney U test is used to compare asymptomatic and clinical infections in relation to VEH (A); heterologous IE surface antibody breadth measured as the median of the mean fluorescence intensities measured against eight different parasite isolates as described previously <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0070467#pone.0070467-Warimwe2" target="_blank">[21]</a> (B); parasitaemia (parasites×10⁵/ µl blood, C); host age (D). Blue arrows are used to indicate two individuals (46C and 46D) who became symptomatic with within the two days of sampling.</p

VEH and group A-like <i>var</i> expression levels among isolates from clinical and asymptomatic infections Presented are pie charts summarizing the <i>var</i> expression profiles of all isolates from children with clinical malaria (grouped into severe and non-severe malaria) and those with asymptomatic infection.

<p>Each slice of a pie chart (whether blue or green) represents a unique <i>var</i> sequence with green representing group-A like <i>var</i> sequences. The size of the slice represents the percentage contribution of that sequence to the entire <i>var</i> expression profile of the isolate. The pie charts are ordered from left to right by increasing VEH and top to bottom by increasing group-A like <i>var</i> expression levels.</p

The relationship between VEH and host IE surface antibodies Scatter plots are shown of the relationship between VEH and the breadth of the heterologous IE surface antibody response (A, see legend to figure 2); (B) shows the relationship between VEH and host age.

<p>Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient rho was used to test for correlation.</p

The relationship between VEH and host IE surface antibodies to heterologous and homologous isolates.

<p>A-C show scatter plots of the relationship between VEH and breadth of the heterologous IE surface antibody response as in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0070467#pone-0070467-g003" target="_blank">Figure 3A</a>, but split into asymptomatic (A), non-severe (B) and severe malaria (C). (D) Shows the relationship between VEH and the homologous IE surface antibody response to each child’s own parasites among children with malaria (measured as mean fluorescence intensity). Among children shown in (D), (E-F) compares the heterologous and homologous responses among those with non-severe (E) and severe (F) malaria, respectively. The size of the marker in (E-F) is proportional to VEH. Spearman’s rho was used to test for correlation.</p