Insights into the diversity of #ticks and #tick-borne parasites from lions (Panthera leo) and cheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus) in selected conservation facilities in South Africa https://t.co/EJh2iFaI25 Ticks&TBD
The Department of Parasitology would like to congratulate our Heroβs on winning the 2026 Quality Quiz championship,
Congratulations π to:
. Alhassan Abdul Karim
. Aisha Saeed Dufie
. Eyram Manasseh Adude Adoboye
we say Ayekoooo!! π π₯
NMIMR is ISO 15189:2022 accredited, underscoring our commitment to advancing research excellence and quality management systems.
We appreciate all staff and @jica_direct_en for their contributions to this success.
Excited to be attending #TropMed24 in New Orleans, Nov 13-17. This event is the premier international forum for tropical medicine and #globalhealth. Hope to see you there! Register at: https://t.co/6HmKiqTeCZ #IAmTropMed
#OctoberLectureSeries continues!
Join us this Thursday, October 10, 2024, for the second lecture.
This mind-stimulating lecture will be delivered by Prof. George Boateng Kyei, Associate Professor of Virology, Department of Virology, @NMIMR_UG
See the flyer for more details.
Join me in New Orleans at #TropMed24 to hear my presentation and participate in a wide variety of engaging symposia and presentations, valuable networking opportunities, and fun side events. Register now at: https://t.co/6HmKiqTMsx #IAmTropMed
#Malaria blood stage parasites ingest host cell contents via an #endocytic process. This @BNITM_de study shows that the highly #parasite-specific upstream uptake system feeds into a more canonical Rbsn5/VPS45/Rab5b-dependent #endosomal pathway #PLOSBiology https://t.co/l1ZriXibqR
A. gambiae mosquitoes have complex mating & feeding behaviours, crucial for #malaria transmission in sub-Saharan Africa. Understanding these patterns enhances vector surveillance & control strategies, potentially reducing reliance on indoor insecticides. https://t.co/94jdtulnR5
Our 2024 April issue https://t.co/cbi2BSoKXJ reviews gaps in modern parasitological research, arbovirus impact on mosquito behavior, determinants of malaria transmission, integrative host & Plasmodium metabolomics, Ctenocephalides felis vector biology, insect medication, and more
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On behalf of the PAMCA Board & Secretariat, we are sorry to announce that the 10th PAMCA Annual Conference has been cancelled.
More: https://t.co/kkJxmhMqmh
π¨ PMI @Impact_Malaria is proud to present 10 journal articles published as part of an @AJTMH Special Supplement! Explore learnings from 6 years of supporting #malaria service quality improvement through Outreach, Training and Supervision Plus (OTSS+)!
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https://t.co/HKTkNeEklW
Are arboviruses manipulating mosquito behavior to enhance their own transmission?
With @felixhol and @LambrechtsLab, we reviewed studies comparing host-seeking or blood-feeding behaviors of arbovirus-infected vs non-infected mosquitos. @TrendsParasitol
https://t.co/0lHOCStHAr
The wait is almost overβοΈ
Brace yourselves as we kickstart our week-long celebrations tomorrow.
It's the NMIMR Quality Week 2024.
Get #involved, and let's make it a memorable one!
#ThinkResearch#ThinkQuality#ThinkInvolvement
Biting behaviour, spatio-temporal dynamics, and the insecticide resistance status of malaria vectors in different ecological zones in Ghana https://t.co/bbjBv1y0l0