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A data-sharing community working to develop new tools to control malaria
by integrating epidemiology with genome science

Human resistance to malaria

Using genetics to learn about mechanisms of protective immunity

Monitoring the parasite population

Developing tools to track parasite migration and drug resistance

Population genomics of mosquitoes

Understanding Anopheles population structure and gene flow

Research capacity building

Empowering local researchers to generate and analyse genetic data

Ethics of genome research

Working with communities and engaging with ethical issues

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GEM 2012 approaching 23 May 2012 We are looking forward to the upcoming 2012 Wellcome Trust Conference on Genomic Epidemiology of Malaria (GEM), June 10-13th at the Welcome Trust... More>>

Data sharing and malaria 22 Feb 2012 Last week Nature published a story looking at the role data sharing has played in the fight against malaria. It looks at how the publication of... More>>

Further Plasmodium falciparum protein discovery 19 Jan 2012 Part of what makes malaria difficult to tackle is its ability to hide from the human immune system. Today, research has been published in the... More>>

Looking forward in the new year 11 Jan 2012 The latter part of 2011 saw some significant malaria breakthroughs: In November research was published in Nature identifying a receptor-ligand pair... More>>

Malaria vaccine trial publishes early results 28 Oct 2011 This month has seen the early results from the on-going Phase III clinical trial of malaria vaccine candidate RTS,S/AS01 come through, and they are... More>>

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