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25 May 2021 Microscope image of an engineered human blood vessel, featuring individual cells outlined in pink with blue nuclei.

Barriers against malaria

21 May 2021 Image of a mosquito on a clear surface

EMBL scientists support malaria research

2 December 2020 Curly-shaped trypanosomes, grey with bright specks of green fluorescent protein, against a grey background.

Tackling tropical diseases

10 November 2020 Green coloured brain cells next to a microfluidic network.

Understanding malaria

13 October 2020

Molecular structure of essential light chain protein in Plasmodium glideosome. The atoms connected by bonds are symbolised by short connected lines. They are surrounded by electrons – the electron density is depicted as shapes resembling clouds. Water molecules are visible in several places as red spots. The data used to create this 3D model were obtained using X-ray crystallography at Petra III beamline, at EMBL Hamburg.

How deadly parasites ‘glide’ into human cells

22 September 2020 Black and white electron microscope image of Anopheles mosquito gametes, looking much like feathery fern leaf stencils

A bloom of crystals

3 September 2020 Portraits of EMBL scientists Wojciech Galej and Maria Bernabeu

EMBL scientists receive prestigious ERC Starting Grants

27 January 2020

Welcome: Maria Bernabeu

22 November 2017 Plasmodium Gamete Formation

How malaria springs to action in mosquitoes

31 March 2017 Artist's interpretation of how cell coordination breaks down with ageing.

Ageing: cell coordination breakdown

6 March 2017 Artist's interpretation of cells diferentiating

Fresh insight into how immune cells fight malaria

3 March 2016 Colorised scanning electron micrograph of red blood cell infected with malaria parasites (blue); uninfected cells with a smooth red surface. IMAGE: (CC BY 2.0)

Colorised scanning electron micrograph of red blood cell infected with malaria parasites (blue); uninfected cells with a smooth red surface. IMAGE: (CC BY 2.0)

Mapping malaria

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Barriers against malaria

EMBL scientists support malaria research

Tackling tropical diseases

Understanding malaria

How deadly parasites ‘glide’ into human cells

A bloom of crystals

EMBL scientists receive prestigious ERC Starting Grants

Welcome: Maria Bernabeu

How malaria springs to action in mosquitoes

Ageing: cell coordination breakdown

Fresh insight into how immune cells fight malaria

Mapping malaria

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