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As a dedicated researcher in proteomics, I am passionately exploring the intricate iron metabolism pathway in mosquitoes. My research delves into the fundamental proteins that drive this essential biological process, drawing insights from reference species such as humans and Drosophila. With a keen enthusiasm for unraveling complex biochemical networks, I aim to contribute to advancements in our understanding of mosquito biology, with potential implications for disease control and public health. My journey in proteomics is fueled by curiosity and a commitment to scientific excellence, continually pushing the boundaries of knowledge in my field. Let's connect and explore the fascinating world of molecular biology together!
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National Institute of Malaria Research PhD Student2021 - 2026
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Publications (4)
- A Poly(rC)-Binding Protein Mediates Iron Delivery to Ferritin in Anopheles stephensi Save
- Mosquito-directed PROTACs to block malaria transmission Save
- Mosquito Ferritin: A Haem-Binding Iron Store Required for Egg Development and Targetable for Malaria Control Save
- Antimalarial Delivery with a Ferritin-Based Protein Cage: A Step toward Developing Smart Therapeutics against Malaria Save