University of Groningen
Analysis of the ATCase catalysis within the amino acid metabolism of the human malaria
parasite Plasmodium falciparum
Bosch, Soraya Soledad
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Propositions For the thesis
Analysis of the ATCase catalysis within the amino acid metabolism of the human malaria parasite Plasmodium
falciparum Soraya S. Bosch
1. The development of drugs targeting several proteins of the same pathway gives more chances to kill the parasite with a slow selection of resistance strains.
2. Protein interference Assays (PIA) is a recent methodology which allows us to study complex system, in organism where other techniques are under debate.
3. Structure-based mutagenesis, can produce an inactive protein which can be validated with PIA.
4. After rational drug develop, activities assays for the in vitro protein are required to evaluate if the drug inhibits its target.
5. The in vivo assays are essential to prove that the drug reach the target protein(s) inside the parasite.
6. Transgenic parasites with a mutant copy of the protein have a slower phenotype in the proliferation experiments.
7. A double PhD gives you the opportunity to know two different worlds but with the same objectives.
8. São Paulo provide the environment to start and Groningen the networking, both have the technology to perform research at a high level.
