Dedicated to the memory of Professors Henry G. Kunkel and Bruce Merrifield (Rockefeller
University, New York), who introduced us to the fascinating worlds of immunology and …

Clinical proteomics can be defined as the use of proteomic technologies to identify and
measure biomarkers in fluids and tissues. The current work is intended to review various …

Studies of the Plasmodium falciparum transcriptome have shown that the tightly controlled
progression of the parasite through the intra-erythrocytic developmental cycle (IDC) is …

In silico screening both in the forward (traditional virtual screening) and reverse sense
(inverse virtual screening (IVS)) are helpful techniques for interlacing the chemical universe …

Proteomics is improving malaria research by providing global information on relevant
protein sets from the parasite and the host in connection with its cellular structures and …

The endoperoxide artemisinin is a current first-line antimalarial and a critical component of
the artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACT) recommended by WHO for treatment of …

Malaria remains as one of the significant health threat to people living in countries
throughout tropical and subtropical zones. Proteomic studies of Plasmodium, the protozoan …

There is no effective vaccine against malaria; therefore, chemotherapy is to date the only
choice to fight against this infectious disease. However, there is growing evidences of drug …

There is high importance for the control of parasite Plasmodium falciparum which is
responsible for causing malaria. Following the classical mevalonate pathway, the metabolite …

Plasmodium falciparum is the etiological agent of human malaria, one of the most
widespread diseases in tropical and subtropical regions. Drug resistance is one of the …