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This project investigates how malaria parasites communicate with each other and their hosts through exosome-like vesicles. By understanding these communication pathways, it aims to uncover new therapeutic targets for malaria treatment.
Malaria, caused by Plasmodium falciparum, is a devastating parasitic disease effecting hundreds of millions of people worldwide.
The parasite’s transmission cycle between humans and mosquitoes involves a remarkable series of morphological transformations.
While it is clear that, for such a complex journey, the parasites must develop means to sense their host and coordinate their actions; these modes of communication remain one of the greatest mysteries in malaria biology.
In fact, since an indiv…
WEIZMANN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE
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