University of Queensland

Grantee website Brisbane, Australia
Purpose
to test the efficacy of using low-cost nuclear magnetic resonance technologies to detect malaria parasites. The team will examine blood samples to detect hemozoin, a waste product of malarial parasites, to determine the presence of infection.
Division
Global Health
Date
SEPTEMBER 2009
Region served
GLOBAL
Committed amount
$100,000
Grant topic
Discovery and Translational Sciences
Duration (months)
19
Grantee location
Brisbane, Australia

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