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Chromatin dynamics during sexual differentiation in the malaria parasite P. falciparum
Objectives
Inhibiting malaria transmission is a critical step towards global eradication of this deadly disease. This proposal aims to understand the mechanisms regulating the expression of genes which control the differentiation of the transmission stages of malaria parasites. Such pathways are prime targets for novel anti-malarial drugs.
Principal Institution
Principal Investigators / Focal Persons
External reference
Date
Jan 2015 — Dec 2018
Total Project Funding
$390,817
Funding Details
National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Australia, Australia
Grant ID: 1084580
AUD 519,847
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