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Institute of Tropical Medicine
Nagasaki University
1-12-4 Sakamoto
Nagasaki 852-8523
Japan
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Nagasaki University
1-12-4 Sakamoto
Nagasaki 852-8523
Japan
I joined the Department of Protozoology at Nagasaki University's Institute of Tropical Medicine (Nekken) in 2008.
My main research area involves investigating the interactions between different malaria parasite species in both the
invertebrate and vertebrate hosts.
Other active areas of interest include the consequences of urbanisation on malaria epidemiology, the immunology of
pre-erythrocytic stage parasite infection, and the prevalence and epidemiology of African Plasmodium vivax.
My main research area involves investigating the interactions between different malaria parasite species in both the
invertebrate and vertebrate hosts.
Other active areas of interest include the consequences of urbanisation on malaria epidemiology, the immunology of
pre-erythrocytic stage parasite infection, and the prevalence and epidemiology of African Plasmodium vivax.
| Malaria Genetics and Epidemiology |
Richard Culleton
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| My work is primarily funded by the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT)’s Special Coordination Funds for Promoting Science and Technology, and is part of the Nagasaki University Strategy for Fostering Young Scientists We also receive funding from The Royal Society of the UK and The Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation |
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