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Michaela Petter

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calendar_today05-04-2024 21:36:07

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Am Montag starten wir unser nächstes #Takeover zum #Weltmalariatag: Unsere #Malaria-Expertinnen Anna Bachmann vom @BNITM_de, Michaela Petter vom Uniklinikum Erlangen und Alyssa Ingmundson von der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin werden aus der Forschung und über die Bekämpfung der Malaria berichten.

Am Montag starten wir unser nächstes #Takeover zum #Weltmalariatag: Unsere #Malaria-Expertinnen Anna Bachmann vom @BNITM_de, Michaela Petter vom <a href="/Uniklinikum_ER/">Uniklinikum Erlangen</a>  und Alyssa Ingmundson von der <a href="/HumboldtUni/">Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin</a> werden aus der Forschung und über die Bekämpfung der Malaria berichten.
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In honor of #WorldMalariaDay coming up later this week (April 25!) Anna Bachmann @AnnaBachmann11, Michaela Petter Michaela Petter and I @aingmundson will being taking over this bit of your feed and sharing info about #malaria

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Plasmodium is notorious for growing in the blood and causing #malaria, but the liver stage of growth is essential for the parasites to establish infection. One Plasmodium sporozoite can take over a host hepatocyte and generate thousands of progeny. #infectneXt

Plasmodium is notorious for growing in the blood and causing #malaria, but the liver stage of growth is essential for the parasites to establish infection. One Plasmodium sporozoite can take over a host hepatocyte and generate thousands of progeny. #infectneXt
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Mattea Scheiner is characterizing a protease that Plasmodium need to leave the liver at the end of this infection stage. She works in my group @aingmundson and is part of SPP2225-Exit strategies of intracellular pathogens. #infectneXt

Mattea Scheiner is characterizing a protease that Plasmodium need to leave the liver at the end of this infection stage. She works in my group @aingmundson and is part of <a href="/SPP2225/">SPP2225-Exit strategies of intracellular pathogens</a>. #infectneXt
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Malaria parasites multiply in human red blood cells and can cause life-threatening symptoms such as severe anaemia and cerebral malaria. But when the infected person dies, the parasites die with it. So how do they sense when the conditions get bad – and how do they adapt to it?

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Important update: The 2nd Women in Malaria conference will be held virtually 🗓️ 19.-20. March 2025. ✍️Abstract submission open 1. August - 31. October 2024. #malaria Please re-post and share the news 🦟🧬🧫

Important update: The 2nd Women in Malaria conference will be held virtually 🗓️ 19.-20. March 2025. ✍️Abstract submission open 1. August - 31. October 2024. #malaria Please re-post and share the news 🦟🧬🧫