Jennifer Guler
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Jennifer Guler is an Associate Professor at the University of Virginia. Her research focuses on the prevalence and dynamics of malaria, particularly in relation to antimalarial drug resistance and the genetic makeup of Plasmodium species. Recent articles highlight her work on asymptomatic malaria infections in South Africa, the prevalence of drug resistance in Thailand, and the implications of nutrient limitations in artemisinin tolerance. Professor Guler actively contributes to advancing the understanding of malaria through comprehensive genomic analyses and community engagement studies.
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