Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). These resurgences are exceptional events within the exceptional history of deadly infectious disease outbreaks. They are linked to the largest Ebola epidemics in history [...] using capacities to be mobile, which are socially defined. Most notably, in the case of Ebola resurgences in Guinea and the DRC, people's capacities to be mobile are construed by socially stratified networks

undetected and empiric treatment of infections is common. The reason behind are lack of microbiology laboratories, that are capable of performing bacterial culture and antibiotic susceptibility testing [...] (Assin Fosu Municipal) and Agroyesum (Amansie West District). The established laboratories are standardized and are able to process clinical specimens such as blood, urine and stool samples as well as perform

between people, animals, plants, and their shared environment” (CDC.gov) Bacterial infectious diseases are common medical problems in developing countries. Due to limited diagnostic facilities, the causative [...] Because of our close connection with animals, particularly in developing countries, human infections are often zoonoses. Pathogens can be transmitted to humans through direct contact or through food, water [...] in water, in soil, and of particular concern for human health, in the hospital environment. They are capable of adapting to different environments. Our research interests cover the generation and comparison

the host immune system, EVs isolated from parasite cultures are used to stimulate monocytes and neutrophils in vitro . Both immune cell types are known to be involved in the immune pathology of amebiasis [...] and female mice are used in order to investigate putative sex differences in response to EV stimulation. Furthermore, two clonal parasitic cell lines differing in their pathogenicity are used in order to [...] in vitro . By employing methods such as single-cell RNA sequencing and spectral flow cytometry, we are able to characterize detailed immune responses occurring under the influence of testosterone or estrogen

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for the polymerase and the matrix protein. The coding regions are separated by an intergenic region with a strong secondary structure, and are flanked by non-coding regions. In 2000, Bowen et al. proposed [...] years. Viruses circulating in a specific locality are diverse and polyphyletic with respect to viruses from neighbouring villages. However, there are monophyletic clusters formed by viruses from a village [...] and VII in Nigeria and Benin. Lineage VIII is putative until human cases infected with this strain are discovered. The tree is using the nucleoprotein (in Yadoudelon et al. 2020). ©Elisabeth Fichet-Calvet

locally and on a global scale. This is crucial as we are facing the need for more effective novel drugs, especially those derived from natural products. We are interested in working in the most remote regions [...] preparation of herbarium voucher specimens. In this context, the documented and collected species are often examined in the laboratory or potentially (at later stages) through clinical studies with the [...] generally very time- and labor-intensive. Often, the individual isolated and identified compounds are no longer pharmacologically active because the respective bioactivity only exists synergistically as

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es) are transmitted by biting arthropods (e.g. mosquitoes, ticks and midges) to mammals (including humans) and can cause severe disease. Important arboviruses affecting humans and life stocks are the [...] to act as a novel vector control strategy. Besides, several MSVs are closely related to arboviruses and it is not yet clear why they are unable to infect vertebrates, like humans and animals. The focus

LAB-SPHERE Well-functioning and sustainable laboratory services are key components of strong health systems and crucial for improving public health and research capacities of countries. This is a tropEd [...] efficient management. Moreover, areas where laboratory systems overlap and/or complement health systems are being considered. The course uses interactive, simulation-based exercises, as well as laboratory- and [...] such as in the goals 5 and 3 and their aligned targets. Several diseases severely affecting women are found with a high burden in Madagascar. On the one hand one of these conditions is Female Genital