Animal cells similar to those of humans contain a “control room,” called the centrosome, which regulates cell replication. Disrupt this core hub and you kill cell division. That is the simple idea behind a new five-year, $2.1-million National Institutes for Health grant recently awarded to the USF College of Public Health’s […]
Cells like our own have a “control room” that regulates cell replication called the centrosome. Disrupt this core hub and you kill cell division. This simple idea is behind a $2 million NIH grant awarded this week to the USF College of Public Health’s Department of Global Health and the […]
Dr. Dennis Kyle and colleagues publish article on using pyronardine for malaria treatment Dennis E. Kyle, PhD, and colleagues published “Evidence for Pyronaridine as a Highly Effective Partner Drug for the Treatment of Artemisinin-Resistant Malaria in a Rodent Model” in Antimicrobial Agents Chemotherapy. Dr. Kyle is a professor in the […]
When presented with an opportunity to hone her data analysis skills and learn SPSS, Ms. Jacqueline Eileen Oduke knew exactly where she wanted to train—The University of South Florida College of Public Health. For two months, the native of Kenya made Tampa and the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics her […]
Tampa, FL (March 20, 2013) – University of South Florida researchers played a key role in an international multidisciplinary project that has yielded a promising new antimalarial drug with the potential to cure the mosquito-borne disease and block its transmission with less costly, low doses. Roman Manetsch, PhD, USF associate […]