ATAD1 and malaria: Anti-peptide antibody reactivity for P. falciparum surface proteins showed specific reactivities revealing bands having relative electrophoretic mobility at 33, 42, 83, 150 to 200 kDa, and 83 kDa, especially those elicited by B1 and B1.1 peptide-epitope analogs derived from the MSP1 N-terminal, as well as characteristic bands revealed by anti-B6, B7, and T3 analogs’ antibodies representative of the MSP1 surface antigen, therefore suggesting that selected peptide-epitopes could be regarded as potential targets to stimulate protective immunity against malaria as discussed later.