Study finds immune responses thought to be non-protective are actually essential.
Study finds immune responses thought to be non-protective are actually essential.
Leishmaniasis is a devastating disease that kills tens-of-thousands of people every year. By studying the sandflies that transmit it, the University of Calgary’s Chukwunonso Nzelu is helping to zero in on a vaccine
U of C lab raising insects to research deadly parasite.
University of Calgary researchers care for the colony to study a deadly disease.
In a highly specialized lab at the University of Calgary’s Cumming School of Medicine (CSM) a team of researchers is raising sand flies to understand more about transmission of the disease and our immune system’s response to it.