<p>Yan Shi of Tsinghua University in China will use single-cell force spectroscopy to detect changes in red blood cells infected with the malaria parasite with the goal of developing methods to target antimalarial drugs specifically to infected cells.</p>


Yan Shi of Tsinghua University in China will use single-cell force spectroscopy to detect changes in red blood cells infected with the malaria parasite with the goal of developing methods to target antimalarial drugs specifically to infected cells.

Single-Cell Force Spectroscopy as the Selection Method for Malaria-Specific Drugs

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