Eleanor Drury

The paper provides genomic resources for malaria vector surveillance in Southeast Asia, revealing population structure and resistance regions in Anopheles dirus.

The paper identifies a new P. falciparum locus associated with sickle haemoglobin in mild malaria cases from Ghana, replicating previous findings and suggesting further research is needed.

The paper analyzes amplicon sequencing data from 17,384 Plasmodium falciparum samples in West Africa to characterize antimalarial resistance patterns and their geographic distribution.

The paper develops a molecular barcode and online tool to identify and map imported Plasmodium vivax infections using SNP analysis and machine learning.

This study implements a Nanopore sequencing workflow for P. falciparum genomic surveillance in Ghana, identifying drug resistance patterns and vaccine antigen variations.

The paper investigates the association between host sickle cell haemoglobin and parasite genetic variation in malaria severity, finding that parasite alleles linked to HbS show strong linkage disequilibrium and frequency covariation with HbS.

The paper uses whole-genome sequencing to analyze genetic diversity and population structure of An. minimus in Cambodia, identifying four distinct populations with unique selection signals.

The paper analyzes genome variation in 1,142 Anopheles mosquitoes to study population structure and insecticide resistance.

The paper introduces Corticall, a graph-based method to detect de novo mutations using short-read and long-read data, validated on Plasmodium falciparum crosses.

This study identifies five genome-wide associations with severe malaria risk in 17,000 individuals from Africa, Asia, and Oceania, including a new variant linked to cerebral malaria.

The paper sequences genomes of 765 malaria vector mosquitoes to study genetic diversity and insecticide resistance.

The paper identifies a structural variant in GYPA and GYPB genes associated with reduced risk of severe malaria in sub-Saharan African populations.

The paper uses deep sequencing of genetic crosses in Plasmodium falciparum to analyze genome variation and meiotic recombination, revealing INDELs as dominant polymorphisms and providing insights into recombination patterns and drug resistance mechanisms.

This study identifies kelch13 mutations associated with artemisinin resistance in Southeast Asia and finds low frequency of these mutations in Africa, suggesting different evolutionary pressures.