Kieran Tebben

This study identifies MaRNAV-1 as an intracellular virus in Plasmodium vivax that increases transmission and alters host immune responses.

The paper identifies 283 immunogenic Plasmodium vivax proteins using a high-density peptide array, revealing potential vaccine targets and serological markers for vivax malaria.

The paper compares immune gene expression changes during a malaria transmission season versus between seasons in children with P. falciparum infections.

The paper examines how parasitemia and child age influence host and parasite gene expression in malaria infections, revealing age-dependent immune responses and parasite dynamics.