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Terrie E. Taylor

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@michiganstateu doc and prof working to save lives from the Voldemort of parasites - malaria. It’s a wily foe but we’re closer to finding its secrets. she/her
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How taurine keeps asymptomatic malaria infections in check - Nature Microbiology

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By Terrie E. Taylor
| Nature Verified
Seasonal variations in plasma taurine concentrations may allow Plasmodium falciparum infections to avoid splenic clearance during the dry season.
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Asymptomatic school-age children carry the majority of transmissible Plasmodium falciparum infections - Communications Medicine

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By Andrea G. Buchwald, Robert S. McCann, Alick Sixpence, Alfred Matengeni, Charles Mangani, Karl Seydel, Mark Wilson, Terrie E. Taylor, Don P. Mathanga, Miriam Laufer, Lauren Cohee, Jimmy Vareta, Otutochukwu Nwagbata, Moses Kamzati, Clarissa Valim
| Nature Verified
Abstract Persistent human-to-mosquito parasite transmission hinders malaria control in high burden settings. Understanding the human transmission reservoir can support the design of targeted interventions to reduce transmission. In a year-long cohort study in rural Malawi, we used molecular methods to detect all Plasmodium falciparum (Pf) infections and those containing gametocytes, the parasite stage required for transmission, longitudinally at routine surveillance and sick visits.
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Gut bacterial dysbiosis in pediatric severe malaria associates with post-discharge mortality - Nature Communications

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By Olivia J. Bednarski, Jie Ren, TUẤN TRẦN, Tuan Tran, Terrie E. Taylor, Chandy C John, Andrea L. Conroy
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Abstract Gut microbiota have been implicated in severe malaria in murine models, but their contribution to the pathogenesis of severe malaria in children is unknown. Here we show through analysis of gut bacteria in stool samples from two separate African studies enrolling children with severe malaria, and children from local communities, that children with severe malaria have gut bacteria dysbiosis.
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