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Researchers Produce Cell Atlas of Mosquito Immune System

Researchers produce a ‘cell atlas’ of the mosquito immune system, and new hydrological prediction models identify a more complex pattern of malaria suitability.

By Thomas Locke, 2 years4th September 2020 ago
Malaria Minute

Host-Directed Interventions Could Reduce Malaria Burden

Inhibiting human protein kinases, which are activated by the malaria parasite, could reduce the malaria burden, and researchers explore the use of AI in automating malaria diagnosis.

By Thomas Locke, 2 years28th August 2020 ago
Malaria Minute

Artemisinin Resistance Identified in Africa

Researchers identify a mutation to the malaria parasite which can drive resistance to artemisinin and people around the world mark World Mosquito Week.

By Thomas Locke, 2 years21st August 2020 ago
Malaria Minute

Peptide-Based PD1 Antagonist Stimulates T Cell Responses

A peptide derived from Bacillus bacteria stimulates the production of T cells prophylactically and therapeutically, and researchers explore the use of satellite imagery to assess the suitability of malaria vectors in different geographies.

By Thomas Locke, 2 years14th August 2020 ago
Malaria Minute

New Plasmodium Transporter Channel Identified

Scientists identify a new transporter channel in the parasitophorous vacuole, and researchers learn that LLINs in Papua New Guinea have not met the required bioefficacy standards since 2013.

By Thomas Locke, 2 years7th August 2020 ago
Malaria Minute

New Insights Into Erythrocyte-Binding Plasmodium Protein

Scientists publish new insights into Plasmodium falciparum P2, and the IDDO launch an online tool to map the prevalence of substandard and falsified antimalarial drugs around the world.

By Thomas Locke, 2 years31st July 2020 ago
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Mass Drug Administration for Malaria

Controlling malaria is a complicated affair. I speak with John Miller of the global health nonprofit PATH on the role of mass drug administration in reducing malaria prevalence.

By Thomas Locke, 2 years27th July 2020 ago
Malaria Minute

Liver Stage of Plasmodium vivax Characterised

Researchers characterise the liver stage of Plasmodium vivax, and scientists discover that two chemicals can inhibit growth of Plasmodium infection.

By Thomas Locke, 2 years24th July 2020 ago
Malaria Minute

Plasmodium Mimics NK-Inhibitor to Evade Immune Response

Researchers find that the malaria parasite mimics a natural molecule that inhibits the release of NK cells, and the effect of insecticide resistance on the reproductive potential of Anopheles coluzzii mosquitoes has been revealed.

By Thomas Locke, 2 years17th July 2020 ago
Malaria Minute

Mass Drug Administration for Malaria Elimination in Zambia

Zambian study reveals that mass drug administration is safe, logistically feasible, accepted by communities, and effective in reducing malaria prevalence in the short term, and the Medicines for Malaria Venture launch Malaria Libre, an open-source drug discovery programme. 

By Thomas Locke, 3 years10th July 2020 ago

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