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Declan Murphy is up next with a presentation on Vg1 gd T Cells regulate early CD8 T cell activation in response to Radiation Attenuated Sporozoite Vaccination. #MIM2023 #malariamelb23

Elizabeth Aitken follows with a talk on FcγRIIIA binding antibody on the surface of Plasmodium falciparum infected red blood cells is associated with protection. #MIM2023 #malariamelb23

The last immunology long talk for MiM2023 is Nurul Anwar who presents an investigation of P. vixax Elimination Using MDA. #MIM2023 #malariamelb23

Jumping into our next short talk session with a talk from Sarah Cassidy-Seyoum on enhancing Access to Radical Cure in Cambodia: Assessment of the Implementation of the STANDARD G6PD Test for Plasmodium vivax Case Management. #MIM2023 #malariamelb23

Damian Oyong discusses distinct immune responses associated with vaccination status and protection outcomes after malaria challenge. #MIM2023 #malariamelb23

The economic burden of zoonotic Plasmodium knowlesi malaria compared to human-only species on households in Sabah, Malaysia is now presented by Angela Devine on behalf of Patrick Abraham. #MIM2023 #malariamelb23

Joyanta Modak ends our short talk session with an investigation into the role of TRX2 in trafficking malaria virulence proteins. #MIM2023 #malariamelb23

Nice talk by Declan Murphy on T cells and malaria. For any of you immunology novices, T cells are just like Y cells , but they make antibodies with the arms open wider. Years of research shows conclusively that T cells are essential for malaria protection (or not) Malaria in Melbourne conference

Our last long talk session for MiM23: Molecular and cellular biology!! Long Huynh starts off the afternoon with a presentation on cytostome formation in artemisinin resistant Plasmodium parasites. #MIM2023 #malariamelb23

Next, Sophie Collier talks about tracking inheritance of the apicoplast and mitochondrion in P. berghei. #MIM2023 #malariamelb23

Congratulations Long Huynh on a great talk on the Plasmodium cytostome - many thanks to Ben Liffner and Sabrina Absalon for help with the beautiful expansion microscopy Malaria in Melbourne conference #MiM2023

Now, Lauren Smith WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) discusses serological markers predict Plasmodium vivax relapses in a returning Indonesian soldier cohort. #MIM2023 #malariamelb23

Michaela Bulloch explains how doxycycline inhibits both apicoplast and mitochondrial translation in Plasmodium falciparum. #MIM2023 #malariamelb23

Lastly, Katrina Larcher WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) presents functional characterisation of the GAPM proteins in asexual and sexual stage development. #MIM2023 #malariamelb23

Well done Michaela on successfully pulling off the difficult task of presenting an excellent talk in a white shirt AFTER the Malaria in Melbourne conference conference lunch. #MiM2023

Lucky last session for Malaria in Melbourne! Yunyang (Eileen) Zhou gives us a short talk on Exploring the Potential of Plasmodium falciparum Exportin-1 as a Target for 2- Aminobenzimidazoles through Nuclear Fractionation Coupled Proteomics. #MIM23 #malariamelb23

Very last presenter for the conference is Mohammad Jamiu Shuaib presenting Host erythrocyte and reticulocyte cell signalling during infection with Plasmodium spp. #MIM2023 #malariamelb23

Congratulations to our poster, short talk and long talk awardees!! You all did an amazing job!!🎉🎉 That’s a wrap for malaria in Melbourne 2023!! #MIM2023 #malariamelb23