Molecular team leader | Drug & Vaccine Development
Wang Nguitragool
Ph.D. Biophysics , Brandeis University, USAMy current research aims to understand of malaria parasite biology and mosquito infectivity, with an emphasis to develop novel vaccines for malaria. I also lead a molecular diagnosis team for malaria epidemiological studies. develop novel vaccines for malaria. I also lead a molecular diagnosis team for malaria epidemiological studies.
wang.ngu@mahidol.edu
Grants history
A novel vector control measure to combat the spread of artemisinin resistance in the Greater Mekong Sub-region (Co-PI)
2016-2021
Dean’s Research Fund to characterize Plasmodium ookinete proteins (PI)
2013-2015
Dean’s Research Fund to study expression of P. vivax reticulocyte binding proteins (PI)
2013-2015
Grant to determine malaria transmission intensity (Co-PI)
2013-2014
Grant to develop transfection methods for P. vivax liver stages (PI)
2013-2016
Grant to study the mechanism of P. vivax invasion of reticulocytes (PI)
2014-2019
Collaborations
Elucidating the Mechanism of Reticulocyte-Specific Invasion by Plasmodium vivax
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The comprehensive study on the effect of primaquine treatment in P. vivax infected G6PD deficient individuals and the prevalence of G6PD deficiency in malaria exposed population
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TransEpi
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Discovery & validation of novel P. vivax antigens for identification and monitoring of transmission 'hot spots'
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Awards
The best award for scientist
2006
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