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A study by Brown University researchers has identified a genetic mutation in malaria parasites that may contribute to drug resistance. The mutation, named PIN, has rapidly spread in Uganda, showing reduced sensitivity to common antimalarial drugs. The findings underscore the need for enhanced surveillance and the development of new treatments.
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A study by Brown University researchers has identified a genetic mutation in malaria parasites that may contribute to drug resistance. The mutation, named PIN, has rapidly spread in Uganda, showing reduced sensitivity to common antimalarial drugs. The findings underscore the need for enhanced surveillance and the development of new treatments.
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