Dr Annie Tremp
MSc PhD
Research Fellow
I completed my PhD in Johannes Dessens' laboratory studying putative membrane skeleton proteins in Plasmodium berghei, and am currently a Research Fellow in his lab. My current research focuses on P. berghei alveolins and LCCL proteins.
Centres
Malaria Centre
Teaching
I am a tutor on the IDM503 Malaria distance learning module, and a lab demonstrator on the Advanced Training in Molecular Biology module.
Research
Research Area
Parasites
Protozoa
Discipline
Cell biology
Molecular biology
Parasitology
Disease and Health Conditions
Malaria
Selected Publications
Distinct Functional Contributions by the Conserved Domains of the Malaria Parasite Alveolin IMC1h
2019
FRONTIERS IN CELLULAR AND INFECTION MICROBIOLOGY
Dysregulated gene expression in oocysts of Plasmodium berghei LAP mutants.
2019
Molecular and biochemical parasitology
The Plasmodium LAP complex affects crystalloid biogenesis and oocyst cell division.
2018
International journal for parasitology
LCCL protein complex formation in Plasmodium is critically dependent on LAP1.
2017
Molecular and biochemical parasitology
Palmitoylation of Plasmodium alveolins promotes cytoskeletal function.
2017
Molecular and biochemical parasitology
The Plasmodium alveolin IMC1a is stabilised by its terminal cysteine motifs and facilitates sporozoite morphogenesis and infectivity in a dose-dependent manner.
2016
Molecular and biochemical parasitology
Biogenesis of the crystalloid organelle in Plasmodium involves microtubule-dependent vesicle transport and assembly.
2015
International journal for parasitology
Plasmodium alveolins possess distinct but structurally and functionally related multi-repeat domains.
2014
Parasitology research