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Inventors: Ashis Kumar Das

The role of Vir Genes in severe malaria caused by Plasmodium vi is being investigated as potential mediators of cyto-adherence. Understanding the function and impact of these genes could provide insights into how the parasite interacts with host cells, which is crucial for the development of effective treatment strategies. By studying these Vir Genes, researchers aim to uncover novel pathways and mechanisms involved in the pathogenesis of severe malaria, ultimately contributing to the advancement of therapeutic interventions for this life-threatening disease. (Biological Sciences)

Ongoing
Government