Dr Annie Tremp

MSc PhD

Research Fellow

Room

361

LSHTM
Keppel Street
London
WC1E 7HT
United Kingdom

Tel.

+44 (0)207 958 8380

Email
Annie

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.

Affiliations

Faculty of Infectious and Tropical Diseases

Department of Pathogen Molecular Biology

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

Palmitoylation of Plasmodium alveolins promotes cytoskeletal function.

Tremp, A.Z. ; Al-Khattaf, F.S. ; Dessens, J.T. ;

2017

Mol Biochem Parasitol

LCCL protein complex formation in Plasmodium is critically dependent on LAP1.

Tremp, A.Z. ; Sharma, V. ; Carter, V. ; Lasonder, E. ; Dessens, J.T. ;

2017

Mol Biochem Parasitol

Distinct temporal recruitment of Plasmodium alveolins to the subpellicular network.

Tremp, A.Z.; Al-Khattaf, F.S.; Dessens, J.T.;

2014

Parasitol Res

Morphogenesis of Plasmodium zoites is uncoupled from tensile strength.

Tremp, A.Z.; Carter, V.; Saeed, S.; Dessens, J.T.;

2013

Mol Microbiol

Malaria IMC1 membrane skeleton proteins operate autonomously and participate in motility independently of cell shape.

Tremp, A.Z.; Dessens, J.T.;

2011

J Biol Chem

Malaria crystalloids: specialized structures for parasite transmission?

Dessens, J.T.; Saeed, S.; Tremp, A.Z.; Carter, V.;

2011

Trends Parasitol

IMC1b is a putative membrane skeleton protein involved in cell shape, mechanical strength, motility and infectivity of malaria ookinetes.

Tremp, A.Z.; Khater, E.I.; Dessens, J.T.;

2008