Working together to combat malaria.
"...information at the molecular level is vital to gain insights
into the pathogenesis of malaria, and potentially offers
the opportunity to develop better drugs."
~ Subra Suresh
SAMI Documents
SAMI research projects
- Quinoline and non-quinoline haemozoin inhibitors that circumvent chloroquine resistance
- Signalling pathways controlling the cell cycle of Plasmodium falciparum as antimalarial drug target
- Structure-based drug discovery against a novel antimalarial drug target, AdoMetDC/ODC
Call for research proposals
Founding workshop presentations
The Foundation for Professional Development
Anton StoltzMalaria Research Programme at the University of Pretoria
Braam LouwMalaria Cell Biology Group at the University of Cape Town
Heinrich HoppeWorkshop introduction and SAMI concept
Jane MorrisMalaria Research Group at the University of Cape Town
Kelly ChibaleVector Control Reference Unit at the National Institute of Communicable Diseases
Maureen CoetzeeResearch focal areas and expertise at the University of the Witwatersrand/NHLS
Theresa Coetzer
SAMI launch presentations