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Defining phenotypic diversity in CD4+ T cells to better protect against malaria
Objectives
In this project, advanced single-cell technology and computational approaches will be used to closely examine immune cells that best protect against malaria.
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Rationale and Abstract
Malaria remains a global health problem, particularly affecting children with high rates of illness and death. One of the challenges in fighting malaria is the lack of effective vaccines. By doing so, this project will contribute to the development of improved vaccines and more effective treatments for the disease, ultimately reducing burden of malaria.
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Date
Jan 2024 — Dec 2028
Total Project Funding
$447,251
Funding Details
National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Australia, Australia
Grant ID: 2026803
AUD 662,040
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