Revolutionizing Malaria Surveillance: @WACCBIP_UG Researchers and collaborators from @sangerinstitute publish landmark paper in @Nature on Drug resistance and vaccine target surveillance of Plasmodium falciparum using nanopore sequencing in Ghana.
👉https://t.co/9myzNXux5o
🇬🇭 Nanopore-sequencing-based workflow to detect malaria resistance roadtested in Ghana -- quicker diagnostics where they are needed by @WL_Hamilton https://t.co/3rareHKUmW
Learn about research work by the Genomics & Bioinformatics Group (@gbl_waccbip) here at WACCBIP leveraging @nanopore sequencing technologies for real-time malaria surveillance in Ghana.
Featured at the #nanoporeconf London Calling 2023.
full article - https://t.co/nNh5qlFvzK
We’re inviting applications for a Research Assistant position with our Genomics & bioinformatics Group @gbl_waccbip
Join a dynamic team of energetic and dedicated molecular biologists, Bioinformaticians & data scientists. Apply now!
https://t.co/uXs2wsuTEb
Malaria continues to be a life-threatening disease and therefore requires extensive research.
@eddy_may4 takes participants through his project titled "Molecular Determinants of Plasmodium falciparum ex vivo AntiMalarial Drug Responses in Ghana"
#WRC23#WRC2023
Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated inaugural lecture by our Founding Director, Prof. @gordon_awandare, on June 8, 2023 on the topic "How our Immune System Acquires Tolerance to Malaria and helped us Survive COVID-19."
Edem Adika, a WACCBIP Research Assistant, introduces workshop participants to the Oxford Nanopore MinION Sequencing. This new technology is 3rd Generation Sequencing and is more advanced than many others.
There is a lot on drug resistance but little on drug tolerance, our gallant @eddy_may4 tolerated all to tell of how he is trying to genetically identify anti-malarial drug tolerant parasites.
#wrc2022@WACCBIP_UG