MAM2016 will highlight the latest molecular advances in our understanding of host cell invasion, virulence mechanisms, immunity and pathogenesis, drug resistance, drug and vaccine approaches, population biology, transmission and epidemiology. The meeting will focus on multiple Plasmodium species including Plasmodium vivax and its latent stage in the liver as well as host parasite interactions in both human and the mosquito vector. MAM2016 intends to encourage intellectual discussion that will assist in leading new ideas for research and interventions from diverse fields of biochemistry, cell biology, medicinal chemistry, vaccine development, molecular genetics, clinical research, systems biology and population based studies. The central goal of the meeting is to provide new insights into the science, technologies and novel tools required to combat malaria. MAM2016 will be held from 21st – 25th of February 2016 at Mantra Beach Resort in Lorne, Australia.
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