The Gut Microbiota as a Driver of Cerebral Malaria Pathogenesis

Are you feeling alone due to the COVID lock-down? Well, maybe remembering that you host about a hundred trillions bacteria in your gut will help you to feel less lonely!
Lars Capule is an Honours student in the Molecular Parasitology Laboratory, headed by Dr Teresa Carvalho (La Trobe University, Melbourne, AUS). He is investigating the links between the gut microbiota and cerebral malaria, a common severe complication of malaria infections.
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This video was created as part of the National Science Week 2020, supported by Inspiring Australia, the Australian Government, the Australian Society for Parasitology and La Trobe University.

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Wonderful!