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Tag Archives: populations
New study finds 125 million pregnancies globally at risk from malaria every year
A new study by the Malaria in Pregnancy Consortium has estimated that more than 125 million pregnancies around the world are at risk from malaria every year. Until now, estimates have only been available for endemic areas in Africa. The … Continue reading
Posted in Malaria
Tagged consortium leader, control of malaria, endemic areas, estimates, falciparum, fraction, global level, limited resources, liverpool school of tropical medicine, malaria control, malaria transmission, policy decisions, populations, pregnancies, pregnancy, public health problem, spur, ter, vivax, work areas
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Meddling in mosquitoes' sex lives could help stop the spread of malaria, says study
Stopping male mosquitoes from sealing their sperm inside females with a ‘mating plug’ could prevent mosquitoes from reproducing, and offer a potential new way to combat malaria, say scientists publishing new results in PLoS Biology on 22 December. The new … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Malaria
Tagged anopheles gambiae, Biology, discovery, eggs, females, flaminia, imperial college london, insemination, life sciences, lifetime, male mosquitoes, mosquito, mosquitoes, populations, proteins, rival males, scientists, seminal fluids, sperm storage, transmission of malaria
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Comment les pathogènes ont modulé l'évolution de notre système immunitaire
Grâce à une étude de génétique humaine au sein de différentes populations dans le monde, des chercheurs de l’Institut Pasteur et du CNRS ont découvert comment les pathogènes peuvent moduler au fil du temps l’évolution de notre système immunitaire. Tout … Continue reading
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Tagged ces, fil du temps, génétique humaine, instauration, les virus, ligne de défense, maladies, mutations, parasites, permis, plos genetics, populations, similitude, toll like receptors
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