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Latest data resources

June 30, 2025
Plasmodium falciparum dataset 8 (Pf8)
Pf8, the newest version of our largest Plasmodium falciparum dataset, contains over 33,000 whole genome sequences. The paper describing the results was published in Wellcome Open Research in June 2025.
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Started 2021
Anopheles gambiae genomic surveillance project
The MalariaGEN Vector Observatory has sequenced more than 15,000 samples in the Anopheles gambiae complex from 26 countries. 
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February 11, 2022
Plasmodium vivax data resource 4 (Pv4)
The Pv4 dataset contains genome variation data on 1,895 worldwide samples of Plasmodium vivax, the second-deadliest form of malaria.
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News from around the network

News30 Jun 2026

 MalariaGEN Announces New Organisational Structure at LSTM 

MalariaGEN is pleased to announce the introduction of a refreshed organisational structure at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM), designed to strengthen strategic delivery, enable deeper collaboration, and support the continued growth of our global network.

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Schematic of the invasion history and resistance mechanisms of An. stephensi in Africa News 25 Jun 2026 New Anopheles stephensi genome resource now available on the Malaria Vector Genome Observatory In a major milestone for the Malaria Vector Genome Observatory, we’re excited to announce the new open genomic resource on Anopheles stephensi, a malaria mosquito which is native to South Asia and invasive…
Screenshot of Pf8 web application News 22 Jun 2026 Deprecation of MalariaGEN Web Applications for Pf7 and Pf8  MalariaGEN has developed many tools to support the community to explore its data resources. The Pf7 and Pf8 “data exploration” web apps enabled users to browse summaries of MalariaGEN’s large-scale Plasmodium falciparum genomic…
News 27 Apr 2026 Genomic insights into insecticide resistance in South American malaria vectors Foundational research on the primary malaria vector for South America, Anopheles darlingi, in a testament to open data sharing, contributes to MalariaGEN’s Vector Observatory.