New Discovery of Malaria Parasite Gene Could Lead to More Effective Drug Treatments
Today, researchers have made an exciting discovery in the fight against malaria: they have identified a gene in the malaria parasite that could be targeted with drugs, potentially leading to an effective treatment. This gene, called MOB2, is a crucial part of the malaria parasite’s life cycle, and when it is disrupted, the parasite can no longer survive. This discovery is a major step forward in the battle against malaria, as it could lead to the development of drugs that target the MOB2 gene and effectively treat the disease. With this new knowledge, researchers can now work to create drugs that could save millions of lives every year.
source: Phys.org