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ACTMalaria

Asian Collaborative Training Network for Malaria

Strengthening malaria control through regional collaboration, capacity building, technical cooperation and professional training across Southeast Asia and the Greater Mekong Region.

11

Member Countries

1996

Founded

25+

Years of Collaboration

100+

Regional Activities

Building Stronger Regional Malaria Collaboration

ACTMalaria is a collaborative network connecting National Malaria Control Programmes, research institutions, universities and international partners throughout Southeast Asia. The network strengthens technical capacity through regional cooperation, knowledge sharing and professional training.

Working together across borders allows member countries to exchange expertise, improve communication and strengthen malaria control initiatives through sustainable partnerships.

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Our Mission

Promote cooperation, strengthen technical capacity, facilitate professional training and encourage knowledge exchange between member countries.

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Our Vision

Working together towards eliminating malaria as a major regional public health challenge through sustained collaboration.

Core Objectives

ACTMalaria promotes collaboration, knowledge exchange, professional training, and sustainable partnerships that strengthen malaria programmes across Southeast Asia.

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Regional Training

Develop collaborative training programmes that improve technical skills, field operations, and leadership capacity across member countries.

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Knowledge Exchange

Share expertise, scientific knowledge, operational experience, and best practices through regional collaboration.

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Cross-border Cooperation

Strengthen communication and coordinated action for malaria challenges affecting neighboring countries.

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Capacity Building

Support institutional development, sustainable programmes, and continuous professional learning throughout the region.

The Evolution of ACTMalaria

More than two decades of regional collaboration, innovation, and professional training.

1996

The Beginning

Regional leaders met in Chiang Mai to discuss collaborative malaria training and cross-border cooperation.

1997

Training Network

ACTMalaria launched its first newsletter, website and regional training activities.

1999

Formal Partnership

Member countries signed the Memorandum of Understanding establishing stronger regional cooperation.

2003

ACTMalaria Foundation

The organization became a registered non-profit foundation in the Philippines.

Today

Regional Excellence

ACTMalaria continues supporting professional training, technical cooperation and knowledge exchange throughout Southeast Asia.

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Monodelphis domestica Genome

Explore one of the most valuable marsupial genome resources for comparative genomics, evolutionary biology, and functional genome research. The Monodelphis domestica genome provides researchers with insights into genetic diversity, species evolution, and biological mechanisms.

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Monodelphis domestica Genome Database

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Advanced Genomic Research Resources

Genome Sequencing Resources

Discover high-quality genome sequencing information from Monodelphis domestica. Explore DNA assemblies, genome annotations, chromosome organization, and genomic datasets supporting modern genetic research.

Comparative Genomics

Analyze evolutionary relationships between marsupials and other mammals. Comparative genome studies reveal unique genetic adaptations, species diversity, and evolutionary patterns.

Functional Genomics

Investigate gene functions, biological pathways, and molecular interactions through functional genomics approaches and bioinformatics analysis.

Why Study the Opossum Genome?

Marsupial Evolution

The opossum genome represents an important model for understanding mammalian evolution, genetic conservation, and biodiversity.

Bioinformatics Research

Access genomic datasets supporting genome analysis, sequence comparison, gene discovery, and computational biology studies.

Scientific Collaboration

Connect researchers, institutions, and biotechnology partners to accelerate discoveries in genomics and molecular sciences.

Partnering for Scientific Progress

The Monodelphis Genome Database collaborates with Gentaur Group, a global provider of biotechnology research solutions, supporting scientists with innovative tools and resources for genomic and molecular research.

About The Monodelphis Genome Database

The Monodelphis Genome Database provides valuable genomic resources for researchers investigating marsupial biology, genome evolution, and comparative genetic studies. Hosted as a scientific resource, the database supports researchers worldwide in exploring the complexity of mammalian genomes.

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Stay updated with genomic research developments, new database resources, scientific collaborations, and opportunities in genome science.

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