Although the burden of malaria is decreasing, parasite resistance to current antimalarial
drugs and resistance to insecticides by vector mosquitoes threaten the prospects of malaria …

Landscape genetics has provided many insights into how heterogeneous landscape
features drive processes influencing spatial genetic variation in free‐living organisms. This …

A better understanding of the drivers of the spread of malaria parasites and drug resistance
across space and time is needed. These drivers can be elucidated using genetic tools. Here …

Abstract The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) harbors 11% of global malaria
cases, yet little is known about the spatial and genetic structure of the parasite population in …

Spatial analysis has become an increasingly used analytic approach to describe and
analyze spatial characteristics of disease burden, but the depth and coverage of its usage …

Background Humans living in regions with high falciparum malaria transmission intensity
harbour multi-strain infections comprised of several genetically distinct malaria haplotypes …

Background Drug resistant malaria is a growing concern in the Democratic Republic of the
Congo (DRC), where previous studies indicate that parasites resistant to sulfadoxine …

Abstract Background In China, the plerocercoid of the cestode Spirometra mansoni is the
main causative agent of human and animal sparganosis. However, the population genetic …

Novel interventions that leverage the heterogeneity of parasite transmission are needed to
achieve malaria elimination. To better understand spatial and temporal dynamics of …

Malaria elimination will be challenging in countries that currently continue to bear high
malaria burden. Sex‐ratio‐distorting gene drives, such as driving‐Y, could play a role in an …