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SpotMalaria: a global collaborative platform to survey the major malaria parasites

In the media 14 Aug 2017
Cristina Ariani. Photo credit: Genome Research Ltd.
Cristina Ariani. Photo credit: Genome Research Ltd.

In a recent article for the Brazilian Society for Tropical Medicine, Dr Cristina Ariani introduced SpotMalaria, our latest project to generate usable information of Plasmodium falciparum and P. vivax, the most common parasites to cause malaria in people.

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