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Staff
Osamu Kaneko
Professor
Taeko Naruse
Assistant Professor
Yukiko Miyazaki
Assistant Professor
Tomoyo Kato
Assistant Professor
Chuang Huai
Research Fellow (Postdoc)
Maya Suzuki
Graduate Student (D5)
Edwin Too
Graduate Student (D4)
Thant Zin Tun
Graduate Student (D3)
Bitshi Ampas Mimie
Graduate Student (D2)
Chukwuma Stephen Ezenwanne
Graduate Student (M2)
Sittinont Chainarin
Research Fellow
Gladys Chemwor
Research Fellow (M1)
Miki Kinoshita
Assistant
Momoko Sakura
Assistant
Visiting Fellow
Akira Kaneko
Visiting Professor
Richard Culleton
Visiting Professor
Haruki Uemura
Visiting Associate Professor
Jesse N Gitaka
Visiting Associate Professor
Nobutaka Kato
Visiting Researcher
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Introduction
Malaria is a deadly disease which strikes
throughout the wide tropical zones of the world. Because of the
continuing failures of vaccines against this disease, we believe a key
toward solving this situation is to solidify the foundation of our
understanding of the basic biology of this parasite. We are
investigating fundamental questions such as the invasion mechanism of
erythrocytes by merozoites and cytoadherence of the parasite-infected
erythrocytes. In addition, we are also conducting researches to
elucidate the intracellular survival strategy of Trypanosma cruzi and Leishmania epidemiology.
Achievements
2007-2023 (update Mar, 2023)
Graduate Course
The Guide for the Graduate
Course (Malaria)
Life in Nagasaki City
 Nagasaki City Hall:
International Affairs Division
Nagasaki Univ. Center for Japanese Language and Student Exchange
Life in Japan (JSPS Fellow Plaza)
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