The Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute’s work in this area is looking to find ways to identify, for the first time, every single gene in the genome of malaria parasites, which could lead to the development of new treatments or vaccines.
Jane M. Carlton, PhD
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Carlton is director of the Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute and a Bloomberg distinguished professor.
Articles by Jane M. Carlton, PhD
The Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute is hosting its World Malaria Day Symposium on Friday. Jane M. Carlton, PhD, offers some insights on the institute and its signature event.
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