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Outbreak of Dengue Fever in the Eastern Region of Ghana
The National Surveillance System has recently identified unusual cases of malaria-like illness in several districts of the Eastern Region. These cases were notably…
Bioengineering
Spatial Tissue Profiling in Biomedical Research
How spatial tissue profiling combines imaging and molecular data to study the organization of cells and tissues.
Neuroscience
Strong Teams, Synced Brains: How Bonding Boosts Communication
Have you ever noticed how close friends or colleagues seem to finish each other's sentences, or laugh at the same time? A recent…
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A Guide to Submitting an Abstract for the WACCBIP Research Conference 2023
The WACCBIP Research Conference 2023, organized by the West African Centre for Cell Biology of Infectious Pathogens (WACCBIP), is fast approaching. Taking place…
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How to Register for the WACCBIP Research Conference 2023
The West African Centre for Cell Biology of Infectious Pathogens (WACCBIP) will hold its seventh annual research conference from July 26-28, 2023. The…
Biology
WANIDA Announces Maiden Symposium to be held in Accra, Ghana
The West African Network of Infectious Diseases ACEs has announced its maiden symposium on the theme: Infectious disease in an era of global…
Biology
Ghanaian Scientist Awarded US$3M to Sequence Genome of Sickle Cell Children
Ghanaian Scientist Dr. Ofori-Acquah who was previously a recipient of NIH-NHLBI R01, worth over $400,000 for his grant titled "Therapeutic Targets in Acute…
Biochemistry
WACCBIP Carries out Ghana’s first ever exome sequencing
The West Africa Centre for Cell biology of Infectious Pathogens at the University of Ghana is the first institution in Ghana to generate…
Medicine
BioNTech to Produce Vaccines in Africa
While most developed nations have most of their populations fully vaccinated, only 11% of the African population are fully vaccinated. Vaccine disparity is…
Biology
Tackling protozoan parasites of cattle in sub-Saharan Africa
Cattle are host to a plethora of infectious agents including viruses, bacteria, prions, and a range of parasites comprising worms, ectoparasites, and protozoa.…
Physiology
Deconstructing virus condensation: Lopez et. al.
Viruses have evolved precise mechanisms for using the cellular physiological pathways for their perpetuation. These virus-driven biochemical events must be separated in space…