Oberstaller and her colleagues published their paper, “Supersaturation mutagenesis reveals adaptive rewiring of essential ...

Partial resistance to artemisinin, the recommended treatment for Plasmodium falciparum malaria, occurred in Ugandan children with severe disease who were treated with the drug, and some treated ...

P. falciparum is introduced into the body via a mosquito bite. The parasite grows and multiplies first in the liver, then uses human red blood cells as a nursery in which to replicate and release ...

2) PfEMP1 can be detected by immune cells. Through the process of antigenic variation, P. falciparum expresses different versions of it and escapes immune recognition. 3) Inside macrophages, ...

Anti-malarial monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) are another promising new tool that has been shown to be safe and efficacious against infection with P. falciparum in adults and children in early ...

which many still rely on despite its proven ineffectiveness on the lethal P. falciparum pathogen. Afterwards, I went ahead to obtain several advanced degrees in the United States, including a PhD ...

After about ten years of use, mutations within P. falciparum that conferred resistance to CQ arose independently in Columbia and Thailand. Since then CQ-resistant mutations have been spreading ...

D. Thesis: 1991 "Plasmodium falciparum antigens and anti-P.falciparum antibodies in the urine of malaria patients" Rodríguez-del Valle M, Quakyi IA, Amuesi J, Quaye JT, Nkrumah FK, Taylor DW. (1991) ...