Athina Georgiadou

The paper identifies histone lactylation as a new epigenetic mark in malaria parasites, showing its metabolic sensitivity and differential abundance between species.

This study investigates the role of anemia and tissue hypoxia in hyperlactatemia during severe malaria using a murine model and human samples.

This study compares transcriptomic profiles between human malaria patients and mouse models to identify which models best reflect human disease features.

This study uses dual transcriptome analysis to identify host and parasite gene expression associated with severe malaria in Gambian children, showing parasite load explains most human gene expression differences but only a third of parasite gene differences.

The paper estimates parasite load dynamics in malaria to identify host resistance mechanisms, finding novel roles for proteases and detrimental effects of interferon response.